1.5/5 - Full review at emileereads: http://emileereads.com/blog/2017/2/12... 
 I didn't necessarily hate Making Faces; I didn't really feel much about it at all, except for where Bailey was concerned. He was the only character I liked, and his self-sacrificing moment toward the end of the book was pretty depressing. This book would make a great Lifetime or Hallmark channel movie. Soldiers killed in war, one of them survives, and finds love with the awkward girl back home. It's just waiting to be turned into a movie. 
 One thing I actually thought was sweet were the notes that Ambrose and Fern shared. The notes started pretty early on and were used several times in the story, but I liked it best when Ambrose had returned and they left each other whiteboard notes at work. To me, that felt like their first true interaction. 
 Overall it was kinda predictable and cheesy, and there were a lot of typos in the Kindle edition, so I wasn't too impressed. It wasn't the worst thing I've ever read but I'd only recommend it for people who really like this type of novel.