Overall I enjoyed Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute (HSAUC), although I did have a quite disjointed experience reading it.

First of all, it is very snappily written and well-paced, with a great sense of wit - some lines made me snort with laughter. Is this how teenagers talk to each other in real life? Or is it just in fiction? Who cares, it's good.

The main characters of Celine and Bradley were developed quite realistically - I thought Bradley's fears about his writing abilities were very well done, and I'm speaking as a wannabe published author myself here. Celine's desperation for academic perfection 

to rub her success in the face of her estranged father

also felt believable.

I think my problem came with how their relationship developed

, from enemies to friends to, finally,  lovers.

Even though once they got there I believed in it, I wasn't fully satisfied with how they got there. I feel like I missed something - I suspect it was because of what I said earlier about my experience reading it.  Others may feel differently, and that's perfectly valid. 

I had a good time reading this, I only wish I'd felt as fully invested from start to finish.