Another book that reads like a movie! 
 This book is a great mixture of adorable and angst. 
 The characters' problems are not shallow. They're actually quite heavy, but the author still managed to bring the feeling of lightheartedness to the table. 
 Ella, our heroine, needs a good support system. Her accident left her with scars inside and out. She feels as if she's all alone. Frankly speaking, as a reader, I also felt like she's all alone. :( I know, I know. I kind of hated her remaining family too. As she continue to antagonize them, they also somewhat push back. It was a nightmare. She only has this one true friend - an online one... Cinder. 
 Cinder is a star. Yep. He's this hot Hollywood star who's a closet geek. This guy also feels so alone because of all the fake people that surrounds him. Everyone has a hidden agenda. The one that he treats as a real friend is Ellamara, the blogger who has become his daily lifeline for three years. 
 It's no wonder that their relationship crossed the boundaries of just-friends. They're just too compatible! I love just how they react with one another. I love their IM banters. I love how they formed a bond and I love just what having each other means to the both of them. 
 Sooo.. The next step that should be done is that they meet each other, kiss and be together, right? 
 If only it's that easy. 
 Ella is not in a good place. 
 Cinder is in a tight spot too. 
 Things couldn't get more complicated. 
 They experience a lot of trouble before they finally get their happily ever after. 
 When people taunt her, I almost want to go inside the book and shake everyone. When Cinder just lets other people say what he has to do, I want to grab him from the book and knock some sense outta him. 
 I think what people should look forward here is Ella's reaction to each thing that goes her way. How does she cope? What are her thoughts? And Cinder? How does he break free from all the fake stuff? 
 It all gets answered here.. So you better read it!! ^_^ 
 All in all.. Even with all the complications, I still enjoyed reading this. It really felt like I was watching a movie! :)