Overall, I enjoyed the book, but the constant shallowness and repetition really disappointed me. Aside from this, Jack delivered some other pretty cringe-worthy lines that I couldn't help but roll my eyes at. I don't like when people pit girls against one another and that's what this line is meant to do. Maybe its just me, but I think this mindset is so old and cliche. All he does is repeatedly state how different she is from other girls because she ate dessert. I also became quickly irritated with Jack's interest in Lou.
This constant critic of him and his past partners was what really made me angry, especially since one of her best friends was one of the people she was indirectly criticizing.
Them because they aren't as smart as her. If that wasn't bad enough, she also bashes other women and mocks Jack for having any interest in I get that this was part of their love-hate relationship but it was so repetitive and cold that it just seemed plain rude rather than romantic. The entire book is basically Lou repeatedly berating Jack for things that either are not even his fault or none of her business. They could crash land in the icy, mountainous middle of nowhere.I usually love Meg Cabot’s writing, but I really didn't like the characters in this story. And it’s put her in some bizarre situations - like in a helicopter en route to the wilds of Alaska, sharing too-close quarters with the last man she wants to be with: Jack Townsend! Once a sexy nobody whom Lou helped make a somebody, Jack’s just been dumped by a high-profile Hollywood airhead - who’s eloped with Lou’s longtime love! So what else could go wrong? Well… Their pilot could try to shoot the most adored man in America. Success hasn’t spoiled screenwriter Lou Calabrese - it’s just given her a taste for luxury. You can read this before She Went All the Way PDF EPUB full Download at the bottom. Here is a quick description and cover image of book She Went All the Way written by Meg Cabot which was published in. Brief Summary of Book: She Went All the Way by Meg Cabot
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