Zoey is
roommates with Drew, who went from geek to chic and looked so GOOODDD.
While Drew
is healthy-eating, gym obsessed nut cake, Zoey drowns herself in junk food,
sweatpants, and dateless nights in front of the TV. The two were like fire and
ice—different personality types that managed to get along. They can’t stand
each other (quirks and idiosyncrasies) but yet they can’t live without each
other.
Dialogue was
snappy and witty. Characters were relatable, especially Zoe, who often escapes
into the world of fiction, not limiting herself to just one genre. If only Zoe
could learn to trust men again, since the betrayal with her ex was such a devastating
blow to her self-esteem.
As a joke,
Drew ends up kissing her, which spirals them both into awkward confusion. After
all, roomies don’t kiss. It’s a code you live by.
Story
basically consisted of roomies forever at war with their confusing feelings and
sudden urges. Suddenly they don’t know how to act around each other. Characters
go on and on, obsessing and complaining about each other. Each can’t stand the
Code Red, the code indicating when one is getting lucky. It drives them mad
with jealousy.
Book had a
few typos. Ok story overall.
My rating: 3 stars
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