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I literally feel more disappointment with myself for not liking this than I do with this book for letting me down. I never begin reading a book thinking that Ill dislike it; I read for enjoyment, not self-torture. And since this is realistic fiction, a genre which has quickly risen to top position on my favorites list, and since it is written by an Australian author, and since the opinions of some of the people Im closest to here on this website are so high and positive, I believed that Beatle Meets Destiny would be a shoo-in for me. An instant five star book. I hate being wrong, but I especially hated it this time.Although it would be fair to say that high expectations played a role in my ultimate disappointment, I know I still wouldve been just as disappointed had my expectations been low going in. I cant believe Im saying this about an Aussie book, but I did not like this. It started out great, but then it started to wane for me, and it went down hill fast.One of my biggest problems with cheaters is how utterly selfish they are. They want the best of both worlds: they want to have the nice, perfect girlfriend/boyfriend to show off to family and friends; but they also want another person on the side with whom they can indulge in all of their lusty whims. Somehow they seem to find it more exciting to be with someone who is forbidden. But if they left the person theyre already with, the forbidden-fruit factor would be gone. This populous world would go back to being a free market, and the fun would be over. And they never stop to think about the people who spend their whole lives alone, not even while they have multiple lovers. I could never be that way, but my biological father was, among many other wretched things, a cheater. That being said, there are still situations in which I can understand cheating and be fine with it. Very few, but some nonetheless. For this reason and others, I believed that in the case of Beatle Meets Destiny, it would be one of the few I could stand. Unfortunately, not so much.For me, Beatle and Destinys relationship is blackened by the fact that hes with someone else and refuses to let that someone go before beginning another relationship. I can understand that he doesnt want to hurt Cilla by breaking up with her, but like all cheaters, doesnt he realize that finding out hes with another girl will hurt more than anything?Now, I dont want people who read this to think that my prejudice against cheaters is the sole reason why this book didnt work for me, because its not. In all truth, had there been no cheating of any sort, Id still have given this two stars. Because a) I didnt see any chemistry between Beatle and Destiny. For me, it was like they only started going out because of the coincidence of their names and the fact that Destiny has big lips; b) I wasnt able to connect or empathize with any of the characters; and c) The characters were, IMO, boring and didnt possess enough personality for me to invest any interest in their story and outcome. So in the end, this was really just OK for me.If youve read this review and youre still interested in this book (which you should be! opinions are subjective), maybe youd like to read some positive opinions here, here, and here. And I truly hope you enjoy this more than I did.
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