Review: Forever

When you build up something in your mind — really imagine it, wish for it — sometimes, when it actually happens, it doesn't live up to your expectations.

True love is nothing like that.

Especially not for Katherine and Michael, who can't get enough of each other. Their relationship is unique: sincere, intense, and fun all at the same time. Although they haven't been together all that long, they know it's serious. A whole world opens up as young passion and sexuality bloom.

But it's senior year of high school, and there are big changes ahead. Michael and Katherine are destined for another big "first": a decision. Is this the love of a lifetime, or the very beginning of a lifetime of love? - from Goodreads  

I'm going be completely honest, I hated this book. I usually don't hate books, but this one was just bad. Where to start...

The characters, I hated them! I couldn't stand Kath! She was such an idiot. And Micheal, he was a total horndog. I felt like he didn't give a damn about Kath and that all he wanted was sex from her. Kath and Micheal were together for a month and immediately they knew they were gonna be together forever. 

And the ending. What a horrible ending! I wanted to punch Kath in the face. I felt like I'd read the book for nothing. Like it was all a waste of my time.

The only thing positive I can say about this book is that it's probably the most accurate when it comes to how high school relationships are. Which is sad.

Rating: 2