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A review by blacknbookish
#Starstruck by Sariah Wilson
2.0
ARC provided by Netgalley
The concept of this book was great, but the execution didn't cut it for me. Zoe really annoyed me and I found myself skimming through her inner monologue. For the majority of the book, she was constantly putting herself down, but never really came to terms with her insecurities. The fact that she told no one about dating her celebrity crush was hard to believe and the justifications for her lies were weak to me. Also, the idea of this celebrity suddenly falling for her based on her tweets alone was hard to suspend belief for. There were parts of Zoe and Chase's romance that were cute, but overall this book wasn't for me.
The concept of this book was great, but the execution didn't cut it for me. Zoe really annoyed me and I found myself skimming through her inner monologue. For the majority of the book, she was constantly putting herself down, but never really came to terms with her insecurities. The fact that she told no one about dating her celebrity crush was hard to believe and the justifications for her lies were weak to me. Also, the idea of this celebrity suddenly falling for her based on her tweets alone was hard to suspend belief for. There were parts of Zoe and Chase's romance that were cute, but overall this book wasn't for me.