I'm going to put it out there straight away that I liked Blake a whole lot more than Graham (when I was writing this I referred to him as 'the other guy' cause I just couldn't remember his name, I think that tells you a lot). And seeing as Kennedy ends up with Graham I think that says a lot about how I felt about the book. Blake is definitely the type of character that I like and gravitate towards, he's the ultimate bad boy, tall, dark, handsome and troubled. What more does a girl want? Apparently Kennedy didn't agree, her long time love for Graham outweighed any potential in the Blake-Kennedy department.
I'm not sure how I felt about Kennedy, I pretty much hated her as soon as I started reading. The first few pages really didn't do it for me and I actually felt a little disappointed. I carried on regardless, cause that's the kind of gal I am, and I eventually warmed to Kennedy. She's an in your face character, boisterous and sarcastic. Apparently she has an ugly nose, she makes quite a big deal about hating it, yet it's only mentioned that one time. Kennedy is a classic case of a girl with daddy issues, in her case her daddy didn't know how to show his love for a daughter so just pretended she was his son. This was probably meant to add depth to her character, honestly though I found it annoying and predictable. Blake and Graham had a whole lot more depth to their characters, which we eventually learn about as they both open up to Kennedy.
I wasn't too bothered by the ending of
Roomies, I would like to read more of Blake as he was the only character I can honestly say I liked.
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'Roomies' by Lindy Zart
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