Loads of wrongs and rights. 
 I must say I enjoyed the second part a the book much more -just trying to get into the accent:)- I think the romance part was what really kept me from really liking the book because the main idea and storyline was interesting and original. I didn't feel any of it, and honestly, for a good 80% of the book I had to remind myself that Ethan was in fact a guy and not a girl. And perhaps if he were a girl I would've felt more since I may have been able to relate to her. I felt like the author was telling me about the great chemestry they shared as opposed to showing it. 
 Also, at some points it got descriptive till the point where I skipped pages. Like, she would describe entire costumes and events which had absolutely no significance to the plot; even have characters introduced who would then disappear entirely. And add this to another point in the list of why I pictured Ethan as a girl: the narrator gave way to much attention in describing girls' lifes and clothes stores. 
 Having said that, I must acknowledge that once I gave up on the romance part and focused on the action, it picked up. A lot of things were extremely predictable or convenient but there was a slight turn of events that was interesting, and what can I say, I'm a sucker for histories repeating themselves :)