Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

In my opinion, it's more important THAT someone reads, rather than focusing on WHAT someone reads, but with that being said, I can't recommend this particular "what." Sophomoric storytelling and writing ... what first-person character consistently refers to "my emerald eyes?" (Is such a description even a good idea in the third person?) Stock characters yanked straight off the Lifetime Movie lot, and hard-to-ignore plot silliness such as starvation on an island supposedly bleeding an unending supply of "lazy fish" and edible fruits, not to mention a handy supply of fresh water, and let's not forget cameos by giant tuna that would only be found in the open ocean, yet they show up in the shallows for the convenience of our "survivors." If you don't mind wildly unrealistic plot contrivance, silly characters and overly unoriginal borrowing from "The Blue Lagoon," by all means! But when so many worthy writers are out there who will never get published, it really makes you wonder how the deuce a dodo like this gets so far.