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A review by eiverlit
Kiss the Sky by Krista Ritchie
2.0
1.5 stars for this one.
There were many things that felt wrong in the book. And to say that they came from an ivy league school, they don’t even act or think smart.
Also, I got the heads up that there’s a helluva LOT of drama going on in this book since storyline consist of reality show and although given the fact that the story entails having the characters be in a reality show featuring themselves, it’s well—loads of another side drama. I kind of don’t get why the characters have to go through a such unnecessary reality show and make themselves suffer like that when the Calloways have zillions of money to spend on other stuff rather than funding it for a reality show that has a crappy producer who also happens to be harassing the Calloway girls. Like they could have just used another way in order to gain more income for Rose’s Calloway Couture fashion line so why let her and her sisters go through that much.
Still, I felt like the book poured a heavyweight on me with a lot of drama but anyways, I was only in it for Rose and Connor honestly.
However, in the end, the story felt lacking to me. From what the plot said, both Rose and Connor are some sort of like genius/intelligent people (and lol they sometimes talk in French during sex). Anyway, in relation to that, they could’ve made a wonderful payback to Scott for exploiting their sex scenes since they have wonderful brains. Rose and Connor could’ve done something about Scott but instead, they just let him go and had most of their sex tapes still out for the world to see. Like, if you were that person who got exposed due to the sex tape someone made, are you really willing to just let it go? So yea. Nah. It was a major anticlimax.
There were many things that felt wrong in the book. And to say that they came from an ivy league school, they don’t even act or think smart.
Also, I got the heads up that there’s a helluva LOT of drama going on in this book since storyline consist of reality show and although given the fact that the story entails having the characters be in a reality show featuring themselves, it’s well—loads of another side drama. I kind of don’t get why the characters have to go through a such unnecessary reality show and make themselves suffer like that when the Calloways have zillions of money to spend on other stuff rather than funding it for a reality show that has a crappy producer who also happens to be harassing the Calloway girls. Like they could have just used another way in order to gain more income for Rose’s Calloway Couture fashion line so why let her and her sisters go through that much.
Still, I felt like the book poured a heavyweight on me with a lot of drama but anyways, I was only in it for Rose and Connor honestly.
However, in the end, the story felt lacking to me. From what the plot said, both Rose and Connor are some sort of like genius/intelligent people (and lol they sometimes talk in French during sex). Anyway, in relation to that, they could’ve made a wonderful payback to Scott for exploiting their sex scenes since they have wonderful brains. Rose and Connor could’ve done something about Scott but instead, they just let him go and had most of their sex tapes still out for the world to see. Like, if you were that person who got exposed due to the sex tape someone made, are you really willing to just let it go? So yea. Nah. It was a major anticlimax.