Review: Forever Mine.

Seventeen-year old Sarah’s life is turned upside down when her single mom is sent to jail. She’s forced to move, leaving behind everything she’s ever known, including her best friend Sydney. Lost and bitter in a new school, her one goal is to save money and move back home. Then she meets Angel Moreno.

Enigmatic but gorgeous, Angel is almost too good to be true. Except for one thing, his archaic belief that guys and girls can never be “just friends”. The problem? Sarah’s best friend Sydney is not a girl.

With their unexpected romance intensifying to places neither ever experienced, how long can Sarah keep Angel in the dark about the guy waiting for her back home?

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I am confused. I liked the book in bits and pieces. 
It is light hearted romance novel. It's not bad but there is nothing breath-taking about it either.

SARAH
Sarah is either too naive or just plain stupid. 
Everyone warned her about that coach yet she went with him alone to a secluded place. I mean she almost gets herself raped by that pervert. 
Being a "damsel in distress" is not cool anymore. Sometimes it makes sense but here it didn't. I like it better when the female character is strong and can stand up for herself.
She also lied to Angel about her friend. She let him believe that Sydney was a girl. 

NEWS FLASH: Hiding the truth lying

She was scared about how he would react to it because Angel believes that a girl and a boy can never be "just friends." But lying is never a solution and really, so what if she her best friend is a boy..? 
Just because she is in a relationship with Angel doesn't mean he gets to decide who she can be friends with.  I didn't like her much. I couldn't relate to her.

ANGEL

I liked his name. That's all.
He started out nice but as the story progressed he got irritating. He was just too insecure. Possessiveness is fine. It's actually romantic but there is a limit to everything.
The writing is good. I like how the characters are written. There is depth in them. 
Also, I liked the secondary characters more so I would read the other books in the series.