She is an intelligent and nerdy girl on the inside, but she doesn’t embrace that part of herself. Julie is the type who judges almost everyone based on their appearances and spends most of her time considering about her appearances. On the other hand, she can’t wait to get away from her mother with her holiday décor even though her mother is a responsible and caring mother. Her dad shows no interest in her life and deserts her at every turn, even though she hopes that he’ll spend Christmas with her.

It’s also evidently clear that the main character has issues of her own she has to deal with. Most of the chapters in Flat-Out Love series debut novel start with Facebook statuses, and this lets you learn so much about them adorably and cutely. For example, you can learn so much about a person’s personality from a simple Facebook status. This type of narration truly immerses you into the story and connect with each character because of it’s relatable. Jessica Park makes use of email, Facebook statuses, private messages, and normal dialogue to narrate the Watkins and Jessica’s story. As the reader, the author writes it in a way that transports you into the story and lets you experience everything the main character experiences. The characters in this novel are so vivid. Everything in the family rotates around Celeste, but there is something they are not telling Julie, and she is hell-bent on finding out the truth.

What irritates her the most is the fact she cannot point the finger to the exact cause. On the surface, the Watkins seems to be a normal family, but Julie soon discovers that all is not well with Watkins familial dynamics. The Watkins give Julie Finns room, and she connects with him via social media, and despite never meeting him, she begins to develop love feelings for this deeply caring guy, fun loving guy, and she cannot get him out of her head. And that’s how Julie gets to meet the Watkins family, Roger and Erin, the self-involved and academic parents, Fin their ever happy older brother on tour around the world, Matt, physics and math’s nerd and Celeste, their youngest quirky sister in the family. When she arrives, she realizes that the apartment she had rented was a total scam and so her last resort is to phone her mother’s old college friend, Erin to give her assistance and provide her with some temporary accommodation while she finds the solution. We meet a young Ohio woman named Julie starting her college life in Boston. She now lives in New Hampshire with her family husband, son, two selfish cats, and their pooch named Fritzy.įlat-Out Love is the first novel in Flat-Out Love series by Jessica Park. She was born and raised in Boston and graduated from Macalester College.

Jessica Park is an American author of romance and young adult novels best known for her Relatively Famous and Flat-Out out Love series.

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