Lynette’s Reviews > Lola and the Boy Next Door > Status Update

The sign of an unsuccessful book is when you agree with the 'villain' that the heroine is a liar and fake and just a little girl with a ton of issues.'

I am sad to say that I really have no interest in this book any longer. I really don't care. Instead of rooting for the hero, I'm rooting for Max and am annoyed the author is making him into a bad guy to fit the plot. Nor how mean her parents are being and why isn't anyone sitting down talking to each other. This is stupid.

This is so freaking stupid. Glad I waited for a library copy and didn't give in and pay for the book like I was going too. Without adequate buildup she's flings new/bad character traits to Max to justify a later break-up to make the way for Cricket. Not cool. Plot should flow naturally not be forced.

Lola, you have a boyfriend. I don't care that he's the hero, tell him that it's too late.

Max is a nice guy. Cricket's nice too. Trying to see why she would dump Max because I know Cricket is the hero.