If you don't watch Jane the Virgin, skip this. If you do, you still might want to skip this. ( )

If you love “Jane the Virgin” you’ll love this book. You can hear Jane’s voice as she tells a fictionalized version of her and Michael’s story. While most of it is fairly predictable for fans of the show, there are enough twists to keep you guessing.

I was excited to see a publisher was going to make all my fandom dreams come true by publishing a novelization's of Jane's book, Snow Falling, from the popular TV show, Jane the Virgin. Going into reading this book, I was excited to read Jane's novel and get invested in a fun romance that I suspected would be partly-based on the plot from the show, but be nuanced through it's historical setting and fictitious elements.

However, what we received was a literal regurgitation of the plot-line from the show, offering the biggest disappointment of 2017 (unless we lose Net Neutrality). Very little was changed and the book was rife with historical inaccuracies that grated on my nerves for 200+ pages.

I'm sad to say this book was a big miss. I think there was a great opportunity to have fun with creating a great romance novel, but this just felt sloppy (and if I'm being totally blunt and honest, downright lazy). ( )