I really liked this book. The first few chapters had me a little hesitant as to the direction the author was going to go with this book, but I actually enjoyed reading about Fallon and her rebellion against Zita and the love fortunes. 
 Not everything is all sunshine, unicorns, and rainbows like the town of Grimbaund claims it is. Like it was mentioned in the synopsis, Fallon gets a bad love fortune Your love will never be requited or something along those lines, and suddenly she sees her future as a spinster, being single for the rest of her life. But when she joins a small rebellion at her school, alongside the school's bad boy/playboy/heartbreaker Sebastian, her gay best friend Nico with an unrequited/secret crush on a guy, a shy girl who is scared of attention, and two weird twins who have never gotten any fortunes ever, and they all get together, alonside the spinsters and bachelors, to take down Zita and her charm store. And get their town their freedom back, and their own choice to live and learn by heartbreaks and stuff, because knowing too much is a bad thing. Just read the book to find out how bad it is! (view spoiler)[Basically the whole town is run by Zita and the love potions and charms and everything love related. (hide spoiler)] 
 I liked the idea that Love was an actual physical person, especially in the prologue where she shows up as a 13 year old girl. The idea of love fortunes being distributed to help end their suffering was an interesting concept but it got twisted after a few years and Zita's need for revenge. While no one knew who Love was, I guessed who Love was in the story the few times he/she showed up.. 
 Each of the fortunes were either literal, or they could be vague as crap and interpreted the wrong way (view spoiler)[take for instance Nico and Martin: Nico's fortune was that the his love will remain unnoticed by the one that matters the most. Nico thought that meant Martin would never know of his love but instead it was Martin's ex-girlfriend that was the who wasn't supposed to know. Long story. (hide spoiler)] especially when other people's fortunes got revealed and it could have gone either way. Sebastian's fortune was the most shocking, and Fallon's fortune was just collateral, courtesy of Zita's revenge. As for Fallon, her fortune had to do with Sebastian's too, and it was all complicated and frustrating but sweet at the same time. When they actually got together, it had me jumping for joy, and then when they confronted Zita at the end, my heart was in pieces but at least they did get their happy ever after. Sebastian was sweet, and while he was deemed a heartbreaker, after his fortune got revealed, all of his actions were understandable. I get why he did what he did, but whenever he hung out with Fallon I loved that he showed her who he truly was: that he collected silence all around town, he worked as a groomer in his grandma's veterinary clinic, and just an amazingly sweet guy, and I couldn't see him as the bad boy of the story anymore. I guess either way it was nice that the author decided to have Sebastian as Fallon's love interest. Either way, I loved the ending of the book, and how they freed the town from Zita, and there was even a guest yet secretive appearance from Love at the end of the book too! 
 And oh yeah, there's a lot of romance in this novel, just a heads up!