This review is also posted on my blog, Anatea's Bookshelf 
 I did it again. I got over excited about a book with a promising storyline, an ultimate bad boy and a big hype around it, but as you can already guess, it failed to impress me. I must learn not to get my hopes up and not to get excited over a book, because in the end, I will probably be disappointed. 
 The thing about The Collector is that I really wanted to like it and I did like some parts, but most of it was just plain silly. The story beginns when Dante gets an assignment from a Boss Man to collect a soul. It should have been easy and it's a job he's best at, but Charlie is too good, too naive and too saint-like and that's when problems start. 
 Dante Walker is incredibly arrogant, cocky and full of himself. I did imagine him a little bit different, but nevertheless I did enjoy his character. He was very entertaining and I was laughing at almost everything he said. 
 Charlie, on the other hand, I did not like. Maybe I didn't have such a big problem with her as a character, but with how she was made. She is supposed to be an avarage teen, but from the decription Scott gave us, I created an image in my head and she looked everything apart from normal. The crooked teeth and awful skin I get, but the limp? 
 Another thing I added to my list things-you-should-overlook-in-this-book is the storyline. Don't get me wrong, I did enjoy the book to a point as it was very entertaining and humorous, but I got the feeling that the main focus in this book was how to make Charlie beautiful. Another thing I wasn't a fun of is the romance. It wasn't an insta romance, but it did feel a bit insta from Dante's side and I don't know if I should give him credit. While she was ugly, he found her repulsive, and when she got prettier also his interest grew. 
 This book is easy and fast read and while I didn't enjoy all segments of the book, I did enjoy some and I will probably read the next book in Dante Walker series out of pure curiosity and to get my dose of laugh. I would recommend this book to everyone who is looking for a funny and entertaining read.