Cursed Kirsten is what everyone calls her. Why? Because she always seems to get herself injured and into problems. When she goes to her sister’s house to help her, she knows that the month will be a stressful one. Not only is Gretchen, her sister, a little crazy, but she always looks down on Kirsten as if she were still five-years-old. Then there’s also the fact that she needs to find a guy to invite to go with her to the weekend getaway her friends and her had planned. Three problems. 1. Her ex-boyfriend’s going to be there, if that’s not pressure, then what is? 2. She seems to be stuck between a lovely set of brothers. One hates her guts, while the other is too blase to care. 3. Which of the two make a better date to a weekend getaway?

This book was very well written, and definitely had its storyline twists. It’s filled with romance, teenage indecision, and the one thing I can relate to the most: Accident Proneness. This was definitely an excellent novel, though not necessarily a summer read. More of a new years read.

-review by Between Printed Pages