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A review by ash_chooses_pikachu
See Me After Class by Meghan Quinn
2.0
Everything in this book felt so...forced. The hero was a jerk totally randomly (considering it was just a single interaction that caused him to do so). The heroine seemed like she was spunky and outspoken at first, but then randomly turned out to melt for him at every single interaction? Where did all her confidence from the interview go? It felt like I was seeing a completely different character's story unfold. Idk, their whole chemistry seemed so forced. And what was that stupid fight at the pool-game -scene? She seriously couldn't take a loss? She came off looking like a 15 yo, which I didn't expect at ALL.
I also didn't really like the side-characters, I felt like they were merely pale imitations of similar tropes for side-characters I've read before (the nerdy sidekick & the outgoing sidekick for the heroine; the two-stooges sidekicks of the uptight hero). Overall, I had higher expectations from reading the synopsis, and the book definitely didn't live upto it.
I also didn't really like the side-characters, I felt like they were merely pale imitations of similar tropes for side-characters I've read before (the nerdy sidekick & the outgoing sidekick for the heroine; the two-stooges sidekicks of the uptight hero). Overall, I had higher expectations from reading the synopsis, and the book definitely didn't live upto it.