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A review by chickenafraido
Unlovable by Sherry Gammon
4.0
Can I just say I absolutely loved Seth? And Booker? And Cole? I'm talking mad, hard-core loved. The way they all cared about Maggie was so sweet and cute and awesome.
Seth was completely and utterly adorable in every way possible. Okay? Okay. He's probably one of my favorite male love-interests ever, I just loved his character so much. He needs to exist in real life so I can hug him. And sit him in the corner of my room so I can stare at him all day. (Does that make me crazy? Yes? I'm strangely okay with this.)
Booker was probably one of my favorite things about this book. He was so annoyingly-big-brotherly to Maggie, and their interactions were so hilarious. I loved their teasing banter back and forth, so it pretty much made the book for me. I'm really looking forward to reading his story.
Cole I loved too because he was so caring, but I honestly felt he was a little under-developed in this book. He's portrayed as a doting, compassionate doctor, but we don't know his life story very well. We see so little of him and I don't feel like I really know him.
Overall, I thought this was a really good book. It does have some drawbacks for me personally, but it doesn't take away from the quality of the book in the least. This was a heart-breakingly beautiful story and I truly enjoyed reading it.
Seth was completely and utterly adorable in every way possible. Okay? Okay. He's probably one of my favorite male love-interests ever, I just loved his character so much. He needs to exist in real life so I can hug him. And sit him in the corner of my room so I can stare at him all day. (Does that make me crazy? Yes? I'm strangely okay with this.)
Booker was probably one of my favorite things about this book. He was so annoyingly-big-brotherly to Maggie, and their interactions were so hilarious. I loved their teasing banter back and forth, so it pretty much made the book for me. I'm really looking forward to reading his story.
Cole I loved too because he was so caring, but I honestly felt he was a little under-developed in this book. He's portrayed as a doting, compassionate doctor, but we don't know his life story very well. We see so little of him and I don't feel like I really know him.
Overall, I thought this was a really good book. It does have some drawbacks for me personally, but it doesn't take away from the quality of the book in the least. This was a heart-breakingly beautiful story and I truly enjoyed reading it.