It was a good story for the most part (although I HATE Andreas and Ariana), and I did like it. But at the same time, I am SO OVER this Harlequin-trope notion that the "plain" girls can ONLY find love once they have been MADE-OVER to look like models, celebrities, or goddesses. Very few let them remain unchanged and too many hinge on the ML seeing the make-over and suddenly falling in love. It is a bit frustrating.
It was a good story for the most part (although I HATE Andreas and Ariana), and I did like it. But at the same time, I am SO OVER this Harlequin-trope notion that the "plain" girls can ONLY find love once they have been MADE-OVER to look like models, celebrities, or goddesses. Very few let them remain unchanged and too many hinge on the ML seeing the make-over and suddenly falling in love. It is a bit frustrating.