RE-READ COUNT FOR 2015: 1 
 I read and reviewed this back in October, 2013 
 I AM SOOO NOT TORN ANYMORE. 
 I'm changing my rating into 5! 
 While re-reading this, I find myself understanding Molly more. I now totally understand why it was easy for her to give Rome all the control. I like it that they were clear about that from the start. While I don't love what happened to them near the end of this story, I also can't find fault in the plot because again, it made the book more meaningful. 
 This book is one of those that stays with you even after years and years. I love Rome. :) 
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 PREVIOUS REVIEW; 
 3.5 
 I'm torn 
 There are things about this book that I approve of and there are things that I just don't. 
 I kinda like the plot of this story. A Brit and a guy from Alabama? Interesting. It has promise and it's new to me. The story is mysterious, funny, dramatic, cheesy and sweet at time. 
 DON'T READ BELOW IF YOU DON'T LIKE SPOILERS 
 The characters however, were pretty much weird for me. I know where they were coming from, but I still felt that something was off about them. 
 Molly, the Brit girl is lonely. She is indeed VERY VERY LONELY. She's got no parents anymore and no other relatives. She ventures to Alabama and then she meets this hot quarterback who has slept with every girl in the area. At first, I thought Romeo is just a normal jock. However, after a few pages into this book, I found out that Romeo is far from the normal jock. He's also deeply lonely and has angst the size of a moon. He also likes control... LIKE A LOT. This is shown in their intimate scenes. It's weird, albeit hot. What's weirder (for me) is that Molly agrees readily. They friggin complement each other. 
 The twist near the end is good. It gave the story more depth. I like how they got back together. I like the meaning of the story itself... That it's not the place that makes a home, but the people you value. :) 
 All in all, I think this is a good read. However, it's not for everyone.