Review: The Kiss

22718738About The Kiss

Release Date: July 2, 2015

Aphrodite kissed a mortal once by the light of this moon, many thousands of years ago. It drove him crazy. The next person that he kissed – boum. The craziness travelled like this from person to person. It travelled through time. Everywhere—boum! Tu comprends?”

“Where did it end up?” I whisper. His lips are on my cheek now.

“It ended with me. And now I am going to pass it to you. You will like that, mermaid?”

Imagine the perfect kiss. A legendary kiss that makes people crazy with love. Imagine a summer’s night, on a moonlit beach in the South of France, as French boy Laurent kisses 16-year-old Delilah after the best chat-up line she’s ever heard.

BOOM! Delilah is pretty sure the Kiss is fiction, despite her head-spinning holiday fling. But with all the sudden crushes, break-ups and melt-downs happening back at home, the Kiss starts looking a little too real for comfort. If only Delilah could keep track of where it’s gone . . . Who knew one kiss could cause this much trouble?


The Kiss is a fun, lighthearted read, although it can be a tad bit confusing at times. It’s full of British humor and lots of drama.

We begin with Delilah kissing a cute boy on a moonlit beach in France. When she returns home, Delilah is ready to start college with her best friend, Tabby. Drama ensues when Delilah convinces Tabby she needs to kiss a boy, other than her boyfriend, at a party. Now it’s up to Delilah to fix Tabby and her now ex-boyfriend’s relationship.

The plot moves at a very fast pace, and I ended up reading through the book very quickly. The drama is entertaining, and kept me flipping the pages until the end. The book is full of comedy, and I was laughing quite a bit throughout it. I also liked that the characters had flaws and weren’t perfect, which made them somewhat relatable.

This book is definitely a teen romance, and I was rooting for Delilah and Jem to get together from the start. They’re cute, and I really liked reading the scenes they had together.

Overall, I did like the book. It was an enjoyable, quick, and easy read.

My Rating:

3 Hearts

*This ARC was provided to me by the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.*

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