Sara has
just found out her boyfriend was cheating on her. Not wanting to hear any words
of comfort or advice, she rushes off, not wanting to fall for her best friend
and just try to forget about this whole rotten day. But how can she really shut
herself away from Alex when he is always there for her? But even if the
attraction is mutual, is it worth losing a friendship over?
It's a
simple story with a certain dawdling lag throughout. The premise of a
friendship-turned-love story was interesting, but I felt like the pace wasn't
moving fast enough for me. Sure, readers might enjoy Sara and Alex's uphill
journey with its rocky bumps, but it just wasn't as amusing for me. Not a total
bore, but just okay. I also think the cover could’ve had a little more than
just a dry landscape—it should’ve had something to reflect that this was a love
story of some sorts. Yes, this story takes place on a farm, but there’s no
other reference to indicate the main theme; all you have is trees.
My rating: 3 stars
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