*sigh* Where to begin with this book? I suppose I'll start with the positives (since there aren't that many for me). The writing was beautiful and whimsical and I immediately fell head over heels for this book from the moment I began reading it. The plot sounded promising; there was love on the horizon and a bit of a paranormal aspect to it and I was here for it. And then things got WEIRD. I was SO CONFUSED because literally everyone was named Jack. Jack the first, Jack II, Jack the 5 millionth. I didn't know what was going on half the time because there were TOO MANY JACKS. A better name for this book would be A Million WTFs because I ended that book with more questions than I started with. 
 The story centres around Jack "June" O'Donnell IV and Saul Angert and their families generations-long rivalry. Of course, like any good story, the rivals turn into ~true love~ and then somehow that leads to one "seeing morning" in the other and they all lived happily ever after. Or not. I'm not entirely sure because this book confused the living daylights out of me. There's a curse on the family too, because why not, and while I thought that was interesting in the beginning, I did not ever get the satisfaction of understanding of why the curse was there. I mean, there was a whole thing that "explained" it, but did it make any sense at all? NOPE. 
 And to think I was ready to give Saul Angert a coveted spot on my book boyfriend's list! NOT HAPPENING NOW! The ending of this book was filled with so much cheese, my lactose intolerance started acting up. The things Saul and June said to each other *gags*. No one talks like they do! It was terribly unrealistic and just plain irritating. When I'd first started reading the book, I recommended it to my friend because I thought she'd love it because I was loving it and then, sadly, I had to retract my recommendation because this book was just *insert face palm here* It was a struggle getting through the last half of the book and that actually saddens because I wanted SO BADLY to love this book. Unfortunately, it just didn't do it for me. I suppose I can see why people might like it, but it just wasn't my cup of tea.