After

The thing about fan fiction is that it's completely unoriginal. After is basically fan fiction of fan fiction. 50 Shades meets One Direction meets the movie She's All That. How many series do we need with a brooding male character who is a creepy stalker control freak and a female who is innocent and virginal and wears skirts and cardigans, then falls for said male within only a few pages? It's been done plenty of times before and there's nothing exceptional about this book that makes it stand out from the others like it. Wouldn't recommend.