Post #9

The characters in my book Perfect Chemistry are two polar opposites that end up getting paired together as chemistry partners. Alex is the typical bad boy, has been through a lot in this lifetime like watching his father get killed right in front of him just at the age of 7. He is in a gang and everyone at the school is terrified of hi. Then you have Brittney high school is her kingdom caption of the school pom team and every since person in the school thinks she lives a fulfilling perfect life but she has to work so hard to keep that image because in reality her life is far from perfect. She has a disabled sister and a mother that criticizes her every move.

Every chapter it changes the narrator between Alex and Brittney and for Alex it’s a hate to love thing because though he’s the bad boy he actually starts to care for Brittney even though she just think that’s what he does with every girl he meets. Brittney is someone that you think you would hate because she’s a girl that’s got it all but then you get to know her not just the Brittney that everyone thinks that they know, but you see that she struggles so much and cares for everyone but herself. So in a way you actually feel bad for her, because she and Alex are from what seems to be like two different worlds so they couldn’t be together even though deep down it’s what they both want. So all in all I don’t think the narrators really fit with the romantic genera because they are not at all what you would expect to be in a romance novel because they are just so different.