My rating: 3 of 5 stars
I liked this book in that I wanted to keep reading to find out what would happen. In fact, I liked it better than the first book. However, there were so many pieces that were nauseatingly predictable. And I am typically terrible with that. I thought Anita was extra annoying this book, and I found the whole thing with her sister to be silly. What's with the blank postcards? I was at the part with the party at Marco's and I was thinking, "Thank God her sister isn't one of the relatives or something." Two pages later: meh. When Rosie went upstairs to use the bathroom, I was thinking, "I sure hope she remembers to turn the water off." Bleh. So it was grotesquely predictable, I think, but I still enjoyed it as a chick lit.
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