1.5 
 I'm really stumped wether I should give this book 1 star for being so fucking stupid or 5 stars for being so amusing. In couple days I've picked up and then dropped at least 5 different books and could not get into any of them. So my solution: read a new adult book. I don't know about any of you but when I feel a slump coming on I pick up the first new adult romance I can find. Jennifer L. Armentrout is one of my favourite authors--she's not I guess what you'd say the best writer but her books always draw me in, in a way almost no author can. Yes, her books are stupid but I kind of like the stupidness of them (if that makes any sense at all), her books are entertaining and you have to give her credit for that even if they're unoriginal and dramatic as fuck. 
 The Plot 
 "And it could be worse, I guessed. I could have been in love with a male stripper or a drug addict. Kyler Quinn was neither of those things. Although he could easily be passed off as a male stripper with those jaw-dropping good looks and messy brown hair, and he was as addictive as any drug out there." 
 Sydney is in love with her best friend. They have been inseparable since before she can remember. Problem: Kyler may sleep with every girl he lays eyes on but has never felt more than a friend should towards Sydney. 
 "Yeah, Kyler might not be a stripper, an addict, or a terrorist, but he was a player 
 Kyler is a "man-whore" (yup that's seriously how the description describes him) this is another description from none other than Sudney: 
 "I didn't want to say that Kyler looked like a god, because sculptures of Greek and Roman gods typically didn't fall on the attractive side of things. And they were all really small down there. I doubted he was hurting in that department, since there was an endless train of women who came back for seconds and thirds." 
 This is one of those duo POVs so you also get to here from Kyler--and guess what--Kyler secretly is in love with Sydney too! (What a shocker!) but of course this doesn't stop him from his sexual activity with any human being with boobs upon their chest. 
 "Supposedly I knew this girl--like knew her, knew her--but I couldn't place her face or her ass, which was all kinds of messed up. How could I not know her when I'd most definitely slept with her at some point?" 
 Sydney, Kyler and some other friends decide to go to a ski lodge for the beginning of winter break, but a terrible storm kicks in and no others can make it, and Sydney and Kyler are snowed in--what? I've never heard this story before--and then the epic love story goes on and realize their feelings for each other ...yada, yada, yada... 
 "Oh man... 
 I would always love Kyler Quinn. 
 I was so screwed." 
 Little Kyler bitch 
 The biggest thing that I couldn't stand about this book was Kyler and how he acted as if Sydney was incapable of doing anything for herself. Uh, what! THE GIRL CAN WALK ON HER OWN DAMN FEET BTW! Throughout the story he would say stupid shit and act like this. Because Sydney is "naive" and "so pixie small that he could fit her in his pocket" so therefore was incapable of doing anything for herself. 
 "Here," he said, his voice light. "You're about the size of a teacup chihuahua. You'll hurt yourself." 
 And... 
 "A girl shouldn't carry luggage." He glanced over his shoulder. "Especially someone who weighs ninety pounds." 
 Yup we get that she's short but that doesn't mean she's going to break her neck climbing out of a truck or fall over from the weight of her luggage. 
 Kyler also says that Sydney "can't Handle her herself" yup she's a girl you know so she shouldn't do any heavy lifting but Kyler... He's a man, its just Sydney that should be worried about. WHAT DO YOU THINK IS GOING TO HAPPEN KYLER! I DOUBT THAT SHES THAT CLUMSY THAT SHED TRIP OVER HER OWN FEET AND BRAKE HER NOSE FALLING ON THE ICE. But nooo... Sydney shouldn't go outside on her own only big muscle is allowed to do that. 
 "I can handle myself," he said, crouching down beside me. "It's you out there that worries me" 
 Jennifer L. Armentrout continuously made Sydney look weak and it drove the shit out of me in the 
 Is book, if you haven't noticed already. 
 What I liked? 
 Well this got me out of an upcoming slump--got me into reading before a slump formed--so that's always good. It was so easy to read that I flew by it in just one sitting-- books don't usually do that for me. 
 The romance 
 Ok the romance was intense and probably one of the best things about this book. I'm a girl and this stuff does sometimes call to me. What?! Ok I liked it. I'm not usually into romances but strangly I liked this one... no scratch that I like all Jennifer L. Armentrout romances because there just amazing! Jennifer I don't know what you do but you're romances are the best thing about your books I don't think I'd be able to read one of her books if it didn't have a romance because the romance is what makes her books good. 
 Characters 
 Jennifer L. Armentrout characters are relatable and likeable for the most part. Although most are a little (ok maybe a lot) stupid, they're likeable and funny and real--they're believable. Although her lead male characters are alway unrealistically hot (which I'm not complaining about) and always have a douchebag air to them (which I'm also not complaint about) I like them. Do you remember when I said her books were entertaining her characters are what makes the books entertaining. The characters are sarcastic and tease with each other and the guys are all unrealistically hot... Anyways I like Jennifer's characters even though they do have they're flaws. 
 Last thoughts 
 This wasn't the worst book I've read but it was far from the best too. It was entertaining (yup that's all I've got). I wouldn't suggest this unless if you don't mind stupid characters, unoriginal plots and male characters which were complete asses (I didn't mind the last point that much). But hey, most new adult books aren't the best to be honest... Well the contemporary new adult books at least... and most Jennifer L. Armentrout books aren't the best either, I've given her book for the most part fairly high ratings solely for the fact that they were entertaining. If you are an Armentrout fan then you'll like this, it's like all her other books because for the most part her books are pretty similar, they have the same feel if you know what I mean. 
 Hopefully I'll be able to continue to read and not have to go back to new adult book for a while I think I could do without them :)