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Cargando... Misunderstandingspor Tiffany King
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Pertenece a las seriesWoodfalls Girls (book 2)
"Just when she thought things were going up . . . Two years after a devastating breakup, Brittni Mitchell has moved on from Justin Avery--or so she tells herself. But when she returns to Seattle for her best friend's engagement party, Brittni finds herself the victim of a disastrously timed elevator breakdown. She's trapped with the last person she wants to face, and forced to recount the past she desperately wants to forget. She's going to have to look back . . . When Brittni left her podunk hometown for a big-city college experience at the University of Washington, hooking up with a guy like Justin Avery was not part of her plan. Between Justin's attention-grabbing tattoos, cigarette smoking, and bad-boy attitude, Brittni quickly chalked him up as "Mr. Wrong." But his charm was unrelenting, and Brittni's decision to give Justin a chance quickly turned into the worst choice she ever made. So that she might be able to move forward"-- No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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One of the main things I didn't enjoy about this book was that it kept switching from the present to the past, between each chapter and even within chapters. As the description reveals, Brittni is stuck in an elevator with her ex, Justin. While in there goes over her relationship and its demise. That is where the meat of the story is, but the switching between the elevator and events from two years earlier kept pulling me out of the story.
I also felt that I only got to see the characters on the surface, and what deeper understanding of the characters I did get was just told to me. It wasn't shown in the writing. I found it hard to care for Brittni or Justin, or their relationship. This also didn't aid in my connection with everything that happened in the later third of the book when the story started moving forward and stuck to being only in the present.
There is a great story to be told here though. There's a major plot point that could be used to pull in the reader, to sympathize with both characters (and even secondary characters). Even this wasn't written much more than on the surface, for me.
Despite this, I know there will be readers who'll enjoy this quick read. And I will be looking forward to other releases from Tiffany King. I know there's more to be enjoyed from her Woodfalls Girls books, after having read [b:Cross Country Christmas|18107073|Cross Country Christmas - The 12 NA's of Christmas (A Woodfalls Girls)|Tiffany King|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1382103957s/18107073.jpg|25428142] last year. King fans shouldn't pass this up, though. Maybe the format of how the story unfolds will be to your liking. I'm just on ereader. ( )