Book: Didn't See It Coming

Author: ...me...again

Recommendation: EVERYONE.

Genre: Chick lit

COMPLETE

Quick brief:

Arianna Sedio has serious issues, she's angry, she's mean, she hates life and everything about it but she'll never ever show anyone that she is, instead she pretends that she's not a bad person

That is until people slowly poke through her gigantic cage.

Cameron who seems to understand  her.

Jordyn who acts as her diary and cupid.

Adonis who helps her realise she loves someone else.

Harri and Liby who show her what love is and finally Michael who shows her what she acts like.

She transitions,changes and realises who she really is.

Arianna:

Self centred
Smart
Childlike
Immature
Playful
Self tormented
Caring
Emotionally weak

Cameron/Duncan:

Caring
Cocky
Carefree
Honest
Not empathetic

Jordyn:

Caring
Dangerous
Honest
Explosive
Analytical
Genius
Empathetic

Annie:

Intelligent
Kind
Self centred
Lost

Adonis:

Kind
Cocky
Egotistical
Childlike
Mature
Empathetic

Zack:

Wise
Caring
Emotionally strong
Reserved
Mature
Playful

My thoughts:

This isn't a whole love story and I'm speaking as a reviewer reading the book without any author attachments.

Yeah you read right.

This book is about Arianna and her own self discovery.

From the first chapter we're  shown that Arianna hides what she's really thinking or feeling, she can't even show her sister affection without second guessing herself.

The book goes through stages:

The first is the stage where she's just a generally bad person, she's mean and only thinks of herself barely ever considering others unless she needs something from them or feels that her opinion is the only valid one.

The second is the shift stage where she faces a great loss due to her own cruel attitude and bad nature this makes her fall into a worse off pit than she was in originally, but this is necessary because she starts listening to people and starts to change.

The final stage is the complete change, she solves her issues, she finds empathy and identifies what she needs and what she wants.

It was written in that state of mind. Clearly showing the authors transition, the authors battle with her own wants and what she needs.

It isn't bad but it could be better and though has a great story arch it's overshadowed by the humor and general drama as well as Arianna's toxic personality.

Genre:

Random.