Seoulmates started out as a delightful tale of second chance love. I enjoyed watching Hannah and Jacob come together and experience love again. It was adorable and sweet and I liked the concept of identity and how it relates to your culture. Being “Americanized” versus “Koreanized”. The first 60% of the book was truly great! Probably 4/5 stars.
Then we get all the miscommunication. It just stacks up and up and UP. One after another, so much miscommunication and misunderstanding that I felt whiplash. I was so disappointed in both characters when they didn’t trust one another. It was frustrating and not at all fun. I get one time, but it just kept going trying to give us more plot?
Then I hated that the conflict was…. Avoidable? And the main reason it existed was because a parent waited too long to give her child options.
Overall I felt so annoyed by the end of the book and not at all happy with how it got there.
Then we get all the miscommunication. It just stacks up and up and UP. One after another, so much miscommunication and misunderstanding that I felt whiplash. I was so disappointed in both characters when they didn’t trust one another. It was frustrating and not at all fun. I get one time, but it just kept going trying to give us more plot?
Then I hated that the conflict was…. Avoidable? And the main reason it existed was because a parent waited too long to give her child options.
Overall I felt so annoyed by the end of the book and not at all happy with how it got there.