I ended this book with Turning Page as the background music. How perfectly fitting is that...lyric starts with..I've waited a hundred years.But I'd wait a million more for you.Nothing prepared me forWhat the privilege of being yours would do.Somewhere in between, I was rooting for Charlie. He's the right man in the story if there is no competition on "life-changing, heart-stopping kissing virus, heart-stolen, heart-searching quest". But all ends well and everyone's happy...a nice picture at the end of it all..The only complain though, as personality and looks is given to the band members, especially Charlie,description such as sparking eyes,twinkling midnight blue eyes, side glances etc, it cause distraction, too much distraction. The mystery Phantom Kisser when i started reading looks like Patrick Dempsey but when the book end,he looks like Pinocchio in my head. And I wonder why hes' given so little lines and personality in the book..i know the other characters but him.. I picked this up because it was set in Birmingham. Homesickness sometimes triumphs over judgement.No plot.Annoying use of "I" all the time instead of "me". Whoever copyedited should be shot (it's "to Wren and ME").Yet, strangely I saw it though and kept picking it up to read. Either I was hoping for some plot or just wallowing in the comfort of a familiar setting with obvious and easy characters. Sort of in the way it sometimes feels nice to read the Woman's Weekly.
Do You like book Und Dann Küsste Er Mich (2011)?
An enjoyable read full of great characters with a twist in the love story at the end.
—Diana
Not too cliched. But too little of the guy she ended up with.
—3macs
