the gravity between us by kristen zimmer

Speaking of likeable characters, there's a wonderful supporting cast, and it's really interesting to read a novel with so many well-drawn and sympathetic people in it. The characters here are so likeable that I was desperate for them to get together, but it's clear to see why they were hesitant about taking such a major step after being friends for so long.

I've received plenty of strange looks on public transport before for giggling at books madly (step forward My Family and Other Freaks by Carol Midgley and Have a Little Faith by Candy Harper) but I don't think I've ever got looks quite like the ones I did earlier today when I got to a particular point and without realising it must have said Oh good grief just tell her, tell her! out loud. However I decided to give this a go this evening on the way back from the theatre (just a week after buying it!) and absolutely devoured it, racing through it in around a couple of hours. With 90% of books I buy for Kindle, it takes me at least six months to get round to reading them.

I picked this up on Kindle because it was only £1.99 and it looked fairly interesting. But Payton's realised she thinks of Kendall as more than a friend - does Kendall feel the same way about her, and can their feelings survive the craziness of Hollywood life? Flying the other girl out to keep her company in LA and help teach her music seems like a sensible thing to do. Kendall Bettencourt, at the age of just 19, has become one of Hollywood's hottest properties, but is missing her best friend Payton. EmbedVideo received the bad id '1rxaN2Qw1ao‎' for the service 'youtube'.

The gravity between us by kristen zimmer