This book was cheesy as hell, but strangely enjoyable. It was so predictable that it had me rolling my eyes when things happened that I just knew were about to happen, and the writing was, in parts, so clichéd it made me cringe.

But despite that it's a 3 star book instead of 2 because the story itself was engrossing, Alice was a lovely character and I loved reading how Julia and Alice's relationship developed. And though it was all painfully obvious, it was like eating a big comforting bowl of something beige and creamy - not particularly exciting, and you know exactly what you're going to get but it's still warming and nice.