The Distance Between Us by Kasie West

Nice cover, right? :D

My actual rating is a three-star. Here is how I rate my books:

1 star - I'm annoyed. I want to thrash my kindle around the room with it. I won't recommend it, and maybe I won't even bother to waste my energy typing a review for it.
2 star - There are some things I can't quite put a finger on this book. But I don't exactly hate it, or love it. It is meh.
3 star - I liked it, but it isn't something I would lay down on my bed for and think about for days. There seems to be an issue or two.
4 star - It had a single problem, and I liked the story so much.
5 star - IT WAS AMAZEBALLS HUEHUEHUEHUE I STAYED UP UNTIL THREE IN THE MORNING FOR THIS SHIZ OKAY AND I CANT WAIT TO GUSH TO MY FRIENDS ABOUT *insert crush-worthy guy here*

SPOILER ALERT

My review is divided into three parts:
i. WHAT I LIKE AND WHAT I DON'T LIKE

ii. Q AND A

iii. RECOMMENDATIONS and AUTHOR COMMENTS

WHAT I LIKE AND WHAT I DON'T LIKE

Some things I didn't like in this book:

1. The insta-love. 
I hate insta-love. I don't believe in such a thing. There's no such thing as love at first sight, yo'. No such thing. I'm just being pragmatic here, and me, as an aspiring writer, I don't want to make my readers believe in something that doesn't actually happen. I don't want them to get their hopes up.
Caymen fell in love with Xander way too fast. And I won't actually hang out with a rich guy who I've only known for like, three days. He could be an axe murderer, ya know.

2. The fact that Susan needed to hide from Caymen her true identity.
I know that there must be a reason why Susan needed to do that. But don't you think it's at least a bit selfish? That she had to deprive her daughter of those things? Because of her, Caymen might've been not able to go to college because all she does is help around their store? Doesn't she think about that? Or does all she think about is her pride? The Meyerses were very nice people. I really cannot see why she had to shut them out of both her and her daughter's life.

3. Xander
He's not arrogant; but the thing is, I find him arrogant. The fact that he beckoned Caymen? Major turn off. He's nice, very nice actually. But sadly, I don't find myself pacing around my room saying,

"OMG I WANT XANDER SO MUCH MARRY ME PLIS"

I've got, exactly 24 fictional guys in my list of the hottest fictional guys ever. But he's not in it. (But Hayden is *winks*)

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Q AND A

i. WHO IS YOUR FAVOURITE CHARACTER IN THE BOOK AND WHY?
I don't have a favourite character in this book. None at all, sorry. Everyone is just okay.

ii.  What's your favourite part of the book?
Sadly, I also do not have a favourite part. It was all meh this, meh that to me.

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RECOMMENDATIONS and AUTHOR COMMENTS
I recommend this book to romance junkies. You know, people who seek a lot of fluff. Kasie West is a good author, and I'm looking forward to reading more of her romance books (me and Pivot Point didn't really match, heh)