He Loves Me Not by
Christine Kersey
The story is about a college student
named Lily, who receives a note warning her to stay away from a man. The problem is she doesn’t really know to
which man the note refers. The messages
continue coming and Lily continues to ignore them until her life is in danger.
It is an easy read, but
that’s about the only positive assessment I can make. The plot is solid with some interesting twists and turns, but the characterization
has holes. It was difficult to
understand exactly why the main character, Lily, made the choices she made. It seemed as if she was incapable of making a good
decision, and this grew old quickly. Her background was referenced, but didn’t substantiate her current
actions in the story. There was a disconnect there. Also, there is some
redundancy in the use of the phrase, “my heart swelled with love.” The story itself is not bad, but I think it
is not enjoyable for the reader because Lily isn'at likeable. I found myself
feeling sympathetic to her at first, but half-way through the book I felt she had become more pathetic than anything else.
This book might appeal to
a younger, less mature audience, but I am uninspired to pick up the next
installment in this series.
Believability: Two Stars
Characterization: Two Stars
Cohesive Flow: Two Stars
Dialogue: Two Stars
He Loves Me Not by Christine Kersey - Overall Rating: Two Stars
He Loves Me Not by
Christine Kersey is currently available on Amazon.
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