Name: Quarantine: A Love Story
ISBN: 9781338232912

Katie Cicatelli-Kuc

Love can be contagious in this infectiously fun romance by debut author Katie Cicatelli-Kuc.

Quarantine: A Love Story

Charmaine

Highly disappointing read. The book isn't so much of a romance as the cover states. There was hardly any romance at all (they only kissed twice). I bought this book in hopes of an actual love story, but was ultimately dissatisfied. When "quarantine" comes to mind, one may think of an interesting prison-like place (or anything fascinating). But the "quarantine" environment is only a room split in half by a curtain. Obviously, not outstandingly compelling. If there is anything worthwhile to read, it probably isn't this.

Andra Gabriela

** spoiler alert **
           I want to start off by saying this book wasn't that bad. Reading it while *actually being in quarantine* made some things not making sense, but I get it. Not being put in that kind of situation, it was a bit hard to write it 100% accurate. That’s why I gave the book 4 stars because I ignored the misconceptions about quarantine.

In any case, the characters were a bit annoying at some point. 
1. I really liked Oliver but at some point, before the ending, I was ready to throw hands.
2. Flora - Oh gosh, she really had me hating on her at first, but then, really, I realised she was the beat character. For real.
3. Joey - I kinda liked him at first, but then he became a Smart ass and annoyed me.
4. I’m not even judging Kelsey, we all know she’s the worst.

overall, a nice book, easily read!! Recommend.

Quarantine: A Love Story

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