Coda: A to Z (Paperback)

from amf0001

Not as good as her first book, Promises, but still readable. It's about Zach, preppy, no self awareness, mildly depressed, and Angelo, Latin/Indian, angry, younger, much more aware - and how they stumble into a relationship. There was a bit too much deus ex machina going on - that Angelo's mother...

from jules0623

I was surprised when I found out how old these characters were. They felt more like people in their late teens/early twenties then late twenties/thirties. There was an immaturity about them both that lingered all the way through. I enjoyed the chemistry between them, although Zach's sudden real...

from jules0623

I was surprised when I found out how old these characters were. They felt more like people in their late teens/early twenties then late twenties/thirties. There was an immaturity about them both that lingered all the way through. I enjoyed the chemistry between them, although Zach's sudden realis...

from Bea_writer

What I liked about these characters is that they are so very imperfect. With Zach, he has such bad taste in men that I wanted to shake him, and with Angelo he has so many other issues with relationships and abandonment.The only thing that bothered me a bit was a time where there was some unprotec...

from ShazOV

Reread for a challenge: Give a series a second chance. First time read November 2011. Obviously I can either see more in the characters, or my tastes have changed slightly, because this is not a three star read for me anymore. Not really quite a 4 either, but I'll round up. Zach still annoys m...