And that ending? Hilarious and swoon-worthy. ☑ But still – in the whole bunch of craps we find in New Adult, that’s quite awesome. Overall, that was a cute read, but I won’t reread it. ☑ I’m giving it a 3.5 because even if I’m pleasantly surprised by the lack of instalove and other bullshit, the male-lead is far from unforgettable for me and the stereotypical sister irked me. ☐ It would share my overwhelming bunch of 2Īs I rate this book with regards to other contemporary romance I read… ☑ Who am I kidding? I never could have finished it. If I’d only rate this book compared with other New Adult… ☛ MCQ! – How in the world am I supposed to rate this? ☛ Rate the characters! Or try to, anyways. ✔ Not free of stereotypes : hello, player, nice to meet you! Need a savior? Why, thank you, mean perfect sister, need a slap? Love triangle, anyone?

✔ Typical NA package with instalove, instalust, virgin and pure but beautiful perfect heroin Nope! ☛ Cross the odd one out! – Romance facts, anyone? I decided to complete a quizz to help me decide.✵ Right?! Because I’m a scientific girl I’m really not. ✵ Don’t you hate when you’re completely unable to gather your thoughts about a book? That’s so annoying. ♥ BR with my wonderful Star-Crossed ladies, Chelsea and Jen ♥

Can Chloe convince him that love is worth the risk?

Before long, Chloe finally gets her man, only to make a startling discovery: She no longer wants the guy she had to fight for-she wants the one who stood by her side.Īfter all he and Chloe have been through, Michael swears he’s damaged goods. So when Michael offers to help Chloe break up Devon and Kristin, Chloe agrees to a deal that seems too good to be true. Kristin’s mouthy, curvy sister Chloe has always been in love with Devon Patterson. The only problem is that Kristin is dating Michael’s new half brother, Devon. Once in the Lone Star State, Michael meets Kristin Bellamy, who is exquisitely refined and everything Michael always thought he wanted in a woman. But that was before he learned about his real father, a total stranger with a family in Cedar Grove, Texas. Claire never expected to spend his twenties wearing cowboy boots.

Crushed by Lauren Layne