ONE STAR 
 Note: I swear a little. It's a character flaw, I'm sorry. 
 There is one thing that I HATE when reading a book, and it happened with The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer as well, and now it has happened with this book. It is when you're reading along and suddenly a paragraph or a sentence or a scene is super familiar. You think "where have I read that before?". It's unsettling. Most of the time it's just a familiar plot or plot elements or character that is similar, but sometimes it's a super blatant, pure copy by the author. The paragraph that I found in The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer was super sneaky because I know not many people would have read the particularly funny "Text from Last Night" that she used. However, this one... Well... 
 Mr Brightside by the Killers. I think everyone must know it. It's literally my favourite song of all time. It's about the ultimate forbidden love, someone who is taken by someone else. Sounds familiar? Yeah. It's the plot of this book. That's ok. That's a theme that would make a pretty good base for a romance novel. BUT 
 Here are the lyrics to Mr Brightside: 
 Now I'm falling asleep 
 And she's calling a cab 
 While he's having a smoke 
 And she's taking a drag 
 Now they're going to bed 
 Now my stomach is sick 
 And it's all in my head 
 But she's touching his chest now 
 He takes off her dress, now 
 Let me go 
 Here is a paragraph from Anna and the French Kiss: 
 Anytime I'm alone, my mind wanders back to that night. I take it further. She touches his chest. I take it further. His bedroom. He slips off her dress, their lips lock, their bodies press, and - oh my God - my temperature rises, and my stomach is sick.. 
 Honestly, I understand using a song for inspiration but basically using the exact fucking lyrics??? BOO YOU STEPHANIE PERKINS BOO YOU!