Book Review: Unmaking Hunter Kennedy
Posted: 22 Feb 2015, 16:48
Unmaking Hunter Kennedy by Anne Eliot
This was a cute book. With a happily ever after ending. I chose it to be an easy read and it lived up to expectations.
In this novel, it changes perspectives between Hunter Kennedy a insanely gorgeous teen pop star and Vere Roth who is a geek (I thought she was absolutely adorable). The book starts off with Hunter about to leave a rehabilitation type mental health center because of a car wreck and some other stuff. And his mother wants him to take a year off and live with his Aunt. He and his manager are totally against that and fight it, hard. SO fast forward, he is moving in with his aunt and The Roth siblings have to make Hunter (hot beautiful rock star) a loser to fit in. In exchange, he vows to help Vere with her extreme shyness for boys, in particularly her biggest crush which is her brothers best friend, and they have a history.
So the overall story line was good. Not too busy or complicated. The book was slightly predictable but i didn't enjoy it any less, if anything it made me root for the characters more. The characters were never stagnant and i would give this book 4/5.
This was a cute book. With a happily ever after ending. I chose it to be an easy read and it lived up to expectations.
In this novel, it changes perspectives between Hunter Kennedy a insanely gorgeous teen pop star and Vere Roth who is a geek (I thought she was absolutely adorable). The book starts off with Hunter about to leave a rehabilitation type mental health center because of a car wreck and some other stuff. And his mother wants him to take a year off and live with his Aunt. He and his manager are totally against that and fight it, hard. SO fast forward, he is moving in with his aunt and The Roth siblings have to make Hunter (hot beautiful rock star) a loser to fit in. In exchange, he vows to help Vere with her extreme shyness for boys, in particularly her biggest crush which is her brothers best friend, and they have a history.
So the overall story line was good. Not too busy or complicated. The book was slightly predictable but i didn't enjoy it any less, if anything it made me root for the characters more. The characters were never stagnant and i would give this book 4/5.