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A review by carolynaugustyn
Gena/Finn by Hannah Moskowitz, Kat Helgeson
3.0
*2.5 stars*
Since I cruised through this and ended up reading it in one sitting, I obviously didn't hate this book. But really I didn't love it either. The book starts off nicely, showing how two people from the same fandom online can connect and become great friends. That all felt realistic and had the appropriate amount of interesting drama without being too silly or out there. But then about halfway through, the book got REALLY dark and deep. I can't reveal too much without spoiling the book, but I felt that the events and the aftermath felt so dramatic that the story was no longer realistic. Things were just kind of crazy and I started rolling my eyes more and more. So I guess in the end this was an pretty ok book for me, as the first half was very cute and fun, but I didn't love the entire story.
Since I cruised through this and ended up reading it in one sitting, I obviously didn't hate this book. But really I didn't love it either. The book starts off nicely, showing how two people from the same fandom online can connect and become great friends. That all felt realistic and had the appropriate amount of interesting drama without being too silly or out there. But then about halfway through, the book got REALLY dark and deep. I can't reveal too much without spoiling the book, but I felt that the events and the aftermath felt so dramatic that the story was no longer realistic. Things were just kind of crazy and I started rolling my eyes more and more. So I guess in the end this was an pretty ok book for me, as the first half was very cute and fun, but I didn't love the entire story.