That’s the only book I’ve ever read that made not want to read anything else by the author.

I felt the same way about Verity. It’s rare that I’ve disliked a book so much, it’s made me not want to attempt another book by the same author, but Verity managed to do so.

This is my take on Hoover. She’s wildly popular at the moment. She’s made reading fun again for people who haven’t picked up a book in ages, and I think it’s amazing. She knows what her particular readers want, and she knows how to deliver.

I’m an avid reader, and I read a broad range of genres and authors. Hoover isn’t my cup of tea. I find the writing a bit lackluster and without substance. However, as a teenager I would have ATE her books up. Quick and easy reads, a lil romance, a lil mystery.

At this stage in my life, with the amount of books I’ve read, she isn’t what I’m looking for. I’ve read enough to know my likes and dislikes. And even though I don’t particularly care for her, I will say I think it’s great she’s gotten so many people interested in reading after not having read in so long.