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The XOXO New Adult Collection
16 New Adult Stories from 16 of your favorite New Adult Authors
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Featuring MY UNEXPECTED FOREVER by USA and NYT Bestselling Author Heidi McLaughlin
They say you should expect the unexpected, I didn't realize my unexpected would be the forever kind.
FOR EVERLY by Raine Thomas
The last thing physical therapy student Everly Wallace wants is a relationship, but when she’s roped into working with sexy Major League pitcher Cole Parker, she’ll discover that it just might be the one thing she needs.
INDELIBLE by Bethany Lopez
Sam's a single mom, working her way through college while raising her toddler. Judd's a college baseball player, who on the outside, looks like he doesn't have a care in the world. Can two people at different stages in their life find a way to make a life together?
TATTOOED DOTS by Kimberly Knight
Brooke and Easton learn that people are brought into their lives for many reasons. Over time, they find out what those reasons are. Some are to be a temporary acquaintance while others are there for life.
MANGLED HEARTS by Felicia Tatum
Can two loves find their way back to each other despite an addiction and a hardened heart, allowing their love to overcome it all? Can these mangled hearts be mended?
BREAKDOWN by Amanda Lance
After Charlotte Ferro's suicide attempt is ruined by a handsome do-gooder he introduces her to a world of fast cars and cool criminals. But can their newfound friendship survive the secrets of their past?
MAVERICK by Anna Cruise
International surf sensation Kellen Handler has it all – fame and fortune and more women than he can count – but he's riding his own personal wave toward disaster. Can PR genius Gina Bellori rescue his reputation...and his heart?
DO ANYTHING by Wendy Owens
A broken heart is only the beginning for her. He thinks he has his life figured out. Will they risk their hearts on a new chance at love?
RESIST ME by A.O. Peart
Ethan, a former-Marine-turned-firefighter, has never really cared for any woman, while living his life to the fullest and enjoying the bad boy stigma. Until the street-smart Lisbeth comes along, and instantly turns Ethan’s world upside down, making him want to protect her, no matter the consequences.
THE MAN TEST by Amanda Aksel
Couple therapist Marin Johns tries to prove that all men are liars and cheaters by beginning a fictitious relationship. Will her new "boyfriend" be the statistic or will Marin regret the satisfaction of being right?
A RISK WORTH TAKING by Heather Hildenbrand
For college grad, Summer Stafford, watching her parents’ divorce has taught her that, above all, love is a risk. For a drifter like Ford O’Neal, love isn’t just a risk, it isn’t even on the table. But attraction quickly leads to something more and they are both forced to realize they’re risking a whole lot for a summer fling.
UNINTENTIONAL VIRGIN by A.J. Bennett
Nineteen-year-old Karma points is cursed. Cursed with a ridiculous name, self-esteem issues and the inability to lose her virginity. That is until Jax, the tattooed bouncer, comes into the picture.
THE FALL OF SKY (PART ONE) by Alexia Purdy
Singing duo Audrey and Liv Westing hope to be discovered as the next big thing. While fumbling through their turbulent existences, they attract the eye of a deadly but powerful Cartel family.
Find your next book boyfriend here.
Featuring MY UNEXPECTED FOREVER by USA and NYT Bestselling Author Heidi McLaughlin
They say you should expect the unexpected, I didn't realize my unexpected would be the forever kind.
FOR EVERLY by Raine Thomas
The last thing physical therapy student Everly Wallace wants is a relationship, but when she’s roped into working with sexy Major League pitcher Cole Parker, she’ll discover that it just might be the one thing she needs.
INDELIBLE by Bethany Lopez
Sam's a single mom, working her way through college while raising her toddler. Judd's a college baseball player, who on the outside, looks like he doesn't have a care in the world. Can two people at different stages in their life find a way to make a life together?
TATTOOED DOTS by Kimberly Knight
Brooke and Easton learn that people are brought into their lives for many reasons. Over time, they find out what those reasons are. Some are to be a temporary acquaintance while others are there for life.
MANGLED HEARTS by Felicia Tatum
Can two loves find their way back to each other despite an addiction and a hardened heart, allowing their love to overcome it all? Can these mangled hearts be mended?
BREAKDOWN by Amanda Lance
After Charlotte Ferro's suicide attempt is ruined by a handsome do-gooder he introduces her to a world of fast cars and cool criminals. But can their newfound friendship survive the secrets of their past?
MAVERICK by Anna Cruise
International surf sensation Kellen Handler has it all – fame and fortune and more women than he can count – but he's riding his own personal wave toward disaster. Can PR genius Gina Bellori rescue his reputation...and his heart?
DO ANYTHING by Wendy Owens
A broken heart is only the beginning for her. He thinks he has his life figured out. Will they risk their hearts on a new chance at love?
RESIST ME by A.O. Peart
Ethan, a former-Marine-turned-firefighter, has never really cared for any woman, while living his life to the fullest and enjoying the bad boy stigma. Until the street-smart Lisbeth comes along, and instantly turns Ethan’s world upside down, making him want to protect her, no matter the consequences.
THE MAN TEST by Amanda Aksel
Couple therapist Marin Johns tries to prove that all men are liars and cheaters by beginning a fictitious relationship. Will her new "boyfriend" be the statistic or will Marin regret the satisfaction of being right?
A RISK WORTH TAKING by Heather Hildenbrand
For college grad, Summer Stafford, watching her parents’ divorce has taught her that, above all, love is a risk. For a drifter like Ford O’Neal, love isn’t just a risk, it isn’t even on the table. But attraction quickly leads to something more and they are both forced to realize they’re risking a whole lot for a summer fling.
UNINTENTIONAL VIRGIN by A.J. Bennett
Nineteen-year-old Karma points is cursed. Cursed with a ridiculous name, self-esteem issues and the inability to lose her virginity. That is until Jax, the tattooed bouncer, comes into the picture.
THE FALL OF SKY (PART ONE) by Alexia Purdy
Singing duo Audrey and Liv Westing hope to be discovered as the next big thing. While fumbling through their turbulent existences, they attract the eye of a deadly but powerful Cartel family.
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First published November 17, 2014
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Brina Courtney
21 books318 followersBrina Courtney is a young adult author obsessed with chocolate, crime shows, and fantasy movies. She's spent the last few years as an elementary teacher and a high school cheering coach. She lives in a small town in Pennsylvania with her husband and two very loud, small dogs.
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June 5, 2015
This review is for My Unexpected Forever by Heidi MCLauglin
I can never put any of Heidi's books down. Once I start I can't finish, I need to know what is going to happen it is that good. I love Harrison, everything about him is genuine and with Katelyn and the girls, how is with his son will have you fall in love with the sexy drummer too.
Resist Me by A.O Peart
I really liked this story. If u want action packed look no further. You will want to meet Ethan. The chemistry between Gloria/Lisbeth & Ethan will have u want to read in one sitting
I can never put any of Heidi's books down. Once I start I can't finish, I need to know what is going to happen it is that good. I love Harrison, everything about him is genuine and with Katelyn and the girls, how is with his son will have you fall in love with the sexy drummer too.
Resist Me by A.O Peart
I really liked this story. If u want action packed look no further. You will want to meet Ethan. The chemistry between Gloria/Lisbeth & Ethan will have u want to read in one sitting
December 20, 2014
Great work and a great giveaway at the time of purchase, so worth the original price.
Kudos!!!
May 7, 2015
Goodreading
Goodauthors varied stories keeps your interest at all times i recommend this set of story's two anyone foregoing the price!!!!!
Goodauthors varied stories keeps your interest at all times i recommend this set of story's two anyone foregoing the price!!!!!
June 4, 2015
RESIST ME by A.O Peart
I absolutely love an action packed romance with suspense and plenty of angst. This book did not disappoint!
As heart wrenching Lisbeth's situation was I found myself more interested in Ethan. His quiet and serious demeanor gave him a mysterious persona that for me, was hard to resist. I wanted to know more about him and I'm not just talking about personality *wink*
Although a stand alone, and HEA, I couldn't help but feel slightly like something was missing. That there were some answers that were left blurred and not with a definite outcome. But I hope it's due to the fact that we will see more of Ethan and Lisbeth in the future!
And how can one not love Jack?! Ethan's cousin is funny and a smart ass! I can not wait to read his story along with the rest of the novels in this series.
4 *WINK* READ
Book Flirts by Jessi
I absolutely love an action packed romance with suspense and plenty of angst. This book did not disappoint!
As heart wrenching Lisbeth's situation was I found myself more interested in Ethan. His quiet and serious demeanor gave him a mysterious persona that for me, was hard to resist. I wanted to know more about him and I'm not just talking about personality *wink*
Although a stand alone, and HEA, I couldn't help but feel slightly like something was missing. That there were some answers that were left blurred and not with a definite outcome. But I hope it's due to the fact that we will see more of Ethan and Lisbeth in the future!
And how can one not love Jack?! Ethan's cousin is funny and a smart ass! I can not wait to read his story along with the rest of the novels in this series.
4 *WINK* READ
Book Flirts by Jessi
April 1, 2015
Get a dictionary!
Why do people write without proof reading?
Very disappointed with some of the writers in the series! Confusing story lines and characters when writing is irritating to readers! There is a difference between "then" and "than". Please proofread material before offering it to readers!
Why do people write without proof reading?
Very disappointed with some of the writers in the series! Confusing story lines and characters when writing is irritating to readers! There is a difference between "then" and "than". Please proofread material before offering it to readers!
January 27, 2015
I liked some of the stories but not all of them.
September 16, 2015
16 great full length stories of love and romance. Totally enjoyed each story.
September 1, 2019
The XOXO New Adult Collection: What stories are actually worth the read?
Sidenote: Why is at least one character per one of these books named Jack? Like how popular is this name?
My Unexpected Forever-I almost forgot this story was a thing because it was so contrived and the characters were absolutely boring to me. What was it about again? Single dad who gets bullied by ex when he starts dating this nobody woman because he’s a rock star? I don’t know why I even finished it in the first place.
For Everly-Jesus, I wish this was a story I didn’t remember. Woman is guy’s therapist, and the ending was some weird bullshit that just came out of nowhere. I mean, I don’t even remember what or why went down before the happily ever after.
Indelible-I skipped this all together because screw the narrator’s voice! Argh!
Tattooed Dots-This was the first story of the anthology I bought that I actually liked. I thought I was going to hate the bad boy character at first, but then, after I finished the prologue, holy shit, sense got knocked into this guy. I felt like the Brooke’s boyfriend thing could’ve been completely tossed from the novel all together and I would’ve gotten the same story though. Literally, her first man had literally no purpose other than he’s a video game addict who’s more of a roommate than a boyfriend. Other than that, I liked Brooke and Easton together. Also, Easton’s daughter was actually a normal kid for once. Thank you, Kimberly Knight!
Mangled Hearts-I think it’s because I read this anthology on my kindle, but god the editing in this book is god awful. Also, I had to get used to the fact that I was mostly reading flashbacks instead of an in-real-time story. Also, who the hell wrote the dialogue for this? A fourteen-year-old girl writing a fan fiction? Too much exposition! Way too much! I just couldn’t read this book anymore, so I didn’t finish this one either.
Breakdown-Interesting story that I wanted to continue reading, but holy fuck those punctuation errors! Seriously, did this person not have an editor or something?
Maverick-I thought this story could’ve gone in two separate ways. One, Gina and Kellen could’ve been great friends, but the second option: them getting together, is also a good fitting story as well. Gina is right, Kellen is not a bad guy, but he didn’t have someone to direct him, which got him into trouble in the first place. For some reason, I feel that if this was all in Kellen’s point of view that it would’ve been a tad more interesting, but this is a very very very tiny nitpick and nothing that I can complain about really. We need stories like this every once in a while, so I’m happy I read this.
Do Anything-Is it just me, or did this relationship just go way too fast for me? It started off great, but I think I missed something because we go from she just got to England to how is she in a new relationship already? What the?
Resist Me-The title warned me to resist this, but I didn’t listen. I am such a rule breaker, am I right? LOL. Firstly, I felt like I didn’t get to know the main characters at all. It’s just…I get to know their names, lifestyles, that one is horny and the other isn’t, and that’s pretty much it. It just plays their lives. I’m not saying that it has to be all backstories, but my god, these characters are bland.
The Man Test-Though this book has it’s flaws, I thought this book was pretty funny because I love it when the story proves the pompous character so wrong that it makes them look entirely stupid. You sure learned your lesson, Marin. Team James all the way.
A Risk Worth Taking-Hmmmm…did I feel like reading about a girl who breaks up with a pretty good guy because she can’t deal with a parent’s divorce? Nah, not today.
Unintentional Virgin-I immediately had an allergic reaction to the narrator’s voice. Skipped.
The Fall of Sky (Part 1)-I knew this was going to be a pass the moment I read the summary.
At the end of the day, this anthology does have some hidden gems that are good reads, but I would really get those books separately and not get this anthology at all. If you have to pay for this whole set, it’ll be a waste of your money in all honesty.
Sidenote: Why is at least one character per one of these books named Jack? Like how popular is this name?
My Unexpected Forever-I almost forgot this story was a thing because it was so contrived and the characters were absolutely boring to me. What was it about again? Single dad who gets bullied by ex when he starts dating this nobody woman because he’s a rock star? I don’t know why I even finished it in the first place.
For Everly-Jesus, I wish this was a story I didn’t remember. Woman is guy’s therapist, and the ending was some weird bullshit that just came out of nowhere. I mean, I don’t even remember what or why went down before the happily ever after.
Indelible-I skipped this all together because screw the narrator’s voice! Argh!
Tattooed Dots-This was the first story of the anthology I bought that I actually liked. I thought I was going to hate the bad boy character at first, but then, after I finished the prologue, holy shit, sense got knocked into this guy. I felt like the Brooke’s boyfriend thing could’ve been completely tossed from the novel all together and I would’ve gotten the same story though. Literally, her first man had literally no purpose other than he’s a video game addict who’s more of a roommate than a boyfriend. Other than that, I liked Brooke and Easton together. Also, Easton’s daughter was actually a normal kid for once. Thank you, Kimberly Knight!
Mangled Hearts-I think it’s because I read this anthology on my kindle, but god the editing in this book is god awful. Also, I had to get used to the fact that I was mostly reading flashbacks instead of an in-real-time story. Also, who the hell wrote the dialogue for this? A fourteen-year-old girl writing a fan fiction? Too much exposition! Way too much! I just couldn’t read this book anymore, so I didn’t finish this one either.
Breakdown-Interesting story that I wanted to continue reading, but holy fuck those punctuation errors! Seriously, did this person not have an editor or something?
Maverick-I thought this story could’ve gone in two separate ways. One, Gina and Kellen could’ve been great friends, but the second option: them getting together, is also a good fitting story as well. Gina is right, Kellen is not a bad guy, but he didn’t have someone to direct him, which got him into trouble in the first place. For some reason, I feel that if this was all in Kellen’s point of view that it would’ve been a tad more interesting, but this is a very very very tiny nitpick and nothing that I can complain about really. We need stories like this every once in a while, so I’m happy I read this.
Do Anything-Is it just me, or did this relationship just go way too fast for me? It started off great, but I think I missed something because we go from she just got to England to how is she in a new relationship already? What the?
Resist Me-The title warned me to resist this, but I didn’t listen. I am such a rule breaker, am I right? LOL. Firstly, I felt like I didn’t get to know the main characters at all. It’s just…I get to know their names, lifestyles, that one is horny and the other isn’t, and that’s pretty much it. It just plays their lives. I’m not saying that it has to be all backstories, but my god, these characters are bland.
The Man Test-Though this book has it’s flaws, I thought this book was pretty funny because I love it when the story proves the pompous character so wrong that it makes them look entirely stupid. You sure learned your lesson, Marin. Team James all the way.
A Risk Worth Taking-Hmmmm…did I feel like reading about a girl who breaks up with a pretty good guy because she can’t deal with a parent’s divorce? Nah, not today.
Unintentional Virgin-I immediately had an allergic reaction to the narrator’s voice. Skipped.
The Fall of Sky (Part 1)-I knew this was going to be a pass the moment I read the summary.
At the end of the day, this anthology does have some hidden gems that are good reads, but I would really get those books separately and not get this anthology at all. If you have to pay for this whole set, it’ll be a waste of your money in all honesty.
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June 25, 2015It bothered me that there wasn't a proper review of all the books within on Goodreads, so I'm compiling mine as I go and I hope it helps others. (Note: I have no idea how the differences between erotic romance and new adult work - I don't care to find out - as I read whatever appeals to me, so I just go with it, based on how entertaining I find it.)
These are my personal opinions...
1 ~ My Unexpected Forever by Heidi McLaughlin
*****
Okay, *taking a deep breath*. Let it be stated that Harrison *blushing* is the HOTTEST damn character I've ever had the pleasure to read of...EVER! Screw the silly Mr. Grey and Mr. Cross. This is a guy you want in any situation; whether you are a young adult, having menopause or simply need little break from responsibility. So please, if you have any contact with such a person and don't want their company, I'll happily take them off your hands.
One tiny issue; in the first few chapters (maybe later a few more times) I wanted to pull my hair out with the redundant amount of times it was said that Katelyn went back and forth with her feelings for Harrison. It was surely needed so you knew this about the character and the background, but as with the 'he's not my type' I think the overemphasising was very unnecessary after the first five times. I get it, there is a reason this needed to be stated, but I still wanted to punch her.
With that said, McLaughlin definitely executed the character perfectly. You want to take Katelyn by the shoulders and shake her to make up her damned mind, which is what you want as an author. The character definitely evokes the correct reaction.
There was absolutely nothing wrong with the story and I was truly pleased to find a new (to me) author that made want to grab the tissue box. Not only because I wanted to wipe away the small tears streaking my face, but also to wipe the device's screen clean after bursting out with laughter due to the humour, just after taking a bite of chocolate.
Sadly, I began with this book as I wasn't aware it was part of a series, still great as standalone, but I sure as hell am not missing the rest of this series.
Awesome stuff!
2 ~ For Everly by Raine Thomas
*****
I liked, well most part I loved it, because it is raw, real, relatable (not so much the meeting a Major League sport star, but that's the fantasy). Thomas has a really great voice as an author and I'll definitely read more of her work.
Everly is a damn strong character and I admire her will and courage. Cole is just a great guy I think many would love to have in their lives. There are great characters in the story, but some (two or three) could have maybe been left out.
Let me point out, Sam was a really cool little kid and Jaws was my favourite of all the faces you get to meet in the book.
The first actual kiss between Everly and Cole was so nice and fitting for the genre. I think I was swooning as their 'date', was my perfect example of my favourite pastime with my own partner.
I'll recommend this book to anyone who likes reading a romance that can make them laugh, cry a little and smile a lot at awkward, yet completely fitting statements given by the characters, during romantic interactions.
3 ~ Indelible by Bethany Lopez
***
The likes and dislikes:
~The beginning, telling her back-story, I thought would've been better worked into the story, because the first time I began reading this book, I had set it down for several months. I came back; and saw in the end it was still frustrating, but pushed on, but honestly I skimmed most of the beginning, as it bored me.
~A lot of sexual references and even if it is a character trait, well I disliked it, because not even ER has so much in, which is the reason I'm confused over how NA works.
~Oh giggles, for the upside down book trick.
~Exemplary book for the biggest and stupidest mistake a woman can make. Tell a guy you are a single mum, if he doesn't stick around, good riddance, women can make it on their own.
~If James and Judd were so close, why haven't James at least mentioned Judd or something? (I skipped a lot so I might have missed it)
~The first kiss was sweet.
~Overall pace okay, some things seemed highly unnecessary and others needed to slow down.
~The park scene was adorable, my ovaries exploded.
~It might just be my preference, but I thought it needed some editing, where it seemed parts were skipped.
~Very real life.
~The reveal of Karrie's father...WTF! I liked that.
~Would've liked a reason why James and Molly didn't stand each other, but likely something I missed with the skimming in the beginning.
~Aghhh! Saw this climax coming from the get go, which made me think that this is exactly like some old movie I watched in the 90s.
~Long-distance is not an excuse for this century, I've been doing it pretty well for two years now.
~Nice ending, but I wanted a little more.
Notes on characters:
Sam - She is a real, relatable girl.
Karrie - Her name made me think of Carrie by Stephen King, but the original movie...was not let down. She needed some serious obedience/manners training in the beginning, annoying as hell and even if realistic, I couldn't stand it.
James - A little offensive, stereotypical representation of a bisexual person, but I liked her for the most part. Likely, someone I'd hang out with as well.
Judd - Sounds really hot.
Dad - Does he have a name?
Molly - Is sweet.
Bill - Only character I loved.
It is an okay read, I liked most parts, but some made me want to pull my hair out.
These are my personal opinions...
1 ~ My Unexpected Forever by Heidi McLaughlin
*****
Okay, *taking a deep breath*. Let it be stated that Harrison *blushing* is the HOTTEST damn character I've ever had the pleasure to read of...EVER! Screw the silly Mr. Grey and Mr. Cross. This is a guy you want in any situation; whether you are a young adult, having menopause or simply need little break from responsibility. So please, if you have any contact with such a person and don't want their company, I'll happily take them off your hands.
One tiny issue; in the first few chapters (maybe later a few more times) I wanted to pull my hair out with the redundant amount of times it was said that Katelyn went back and forth with her feelings for Harrison. It was surely needed so you knew this about the character and the background, but as with the 'he's not my type' I think the overemphasising was very unnecessary after the first five times. I get it, there is a reason this needed to be stated, but I still wanted to punch her.
With that said, McLaughlin definitely executed the character perfectly. You want to take Katelyn by the shoulders and shake her to make up her damned mind, which is what you want as an author. The character definitely evokes the correct reaction.
There was absolutely nothing wrong with the story and I was truly pleased to find a new (to me) author that made want to grab the tissue box. Not only because I wanted to wipe away the small tears streaking my face, but also to wipe the device's screen clean after bursting out with laughter due to the humour, just after taking a bite of chocolate.
Sadly, I began with this book as I wasn't aware it was part of a series, still great as standalone, but I sure as hell am not missing the rest of this series.
Awesome stuff!
2 ~ For Everly by Raine Thomas
*****
I liked, well most part I loved it, because it is raw, real, relatable (not so much the meeting a Major League sport star, but that's the fantasy). Thomas has a really great voice as an author and I'll definitely read more of her work.
Everly is a damn strong character and I admire her will and courage. Cole is just a great guy I think many would love to have in their lives. There are great characters in the story, but some (two or three) could have maybe been left out.
Let me point out, Sam was a really cool little kid and Jaws was my favourite of all the faces you get to meet in the book.
The first actual kiss between Everly and Cole was so nice and fitting for the genre. I think I was swooning as their 'date', was my perfect example of my favourite pastime with my own partner.
I'll recommend this book to anyone who likes reading a romance that can make them laugh, cry a little and smile a lot at awkward, yet completely fitting statements given by the characters, during romantic interactions.
3 ~ Indelible by Bethany Lopez
***
The likes and dislikes:
~The beginning, telling her back-story, I thought would've been better worked into the story, because the first time I began reading this book, I had set it down for several months. I came back; and saw in the end it was still frustrating, but pushed on, but honestly I skimmed most of the beginning, as it bored me.
~A lot of sexual references and even if it is a character trait, well I disliked it, because not even ER has so much in, which is the reason I'm confused over how NA works.
~Oh giggles, for the upside down book trick.
~Exemplary book for the biggest and stupidest mistake a woman can make. Tell a guy you are a single mum, if he doesn't stick around, good riddance, women can make it on their own.
~If James and Judd were so close, why haven't James at least mentioned Judd or something? (I skipped a lot so I might have missed it)
~The first kiss was sweet.
~Overall pace okay, some things seemed highly unnecessary and others needed to slow down.
~The park scene was adorable, my ovaries exploded.
~It might just be my preference, but I thought it needed some editing, where it seemed parts were skipped.
~Very real life.
~The reveal of Karrie's father...WTF! I liked that.
~Would've liked a reason why James and Molly didn't stand each other, but likely something I missed with the skimming in the beginning.
~Aghhh! Saw this climax coming from the get go, which made me think that this is exactly like some old movie I watched in the 90s.
~Long-distance is not an excuse for this century, I've been doing it pretty well for two years now.
~Nice ending, but I wanted a little more.
Notes on characters:
Sam - She is a real, relatable girl.
Karrie - Her name made me think of Carrie by Stephen King, but the original movie...was not let down. She needed some serious obedience/manners training in the beginning, annoying as hell and even if realistic, I couldn't stand it.
James - A little offensive, stereotypical representation of a bisexual person, but I liked her for the most part. Likely, someone I'd hang out with as well.
Judd - Sounds really hot.
Dad - Does he have a name?
Molly - Is sweet.
Bill - Only character I loved.
It is an okay read, I liked most parts, but some made me want to pull my hair out.
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January 23, 2015
There only one chapter of Neanderthal Seeks Human. WTF? That's not a whole book
February 14, 2015
I honestly want to say I'll go through and do mini reviews for each book in the collection but... who can be fucked? Really? It was a decent collection though.
November 20, 2016
Great reads!
Each book had me hooked. Will definitely read again. Found new authors to add to my collection. This is a must have.
Each book had me hooked. Will definitely read again. Found new authors to add to my collection. This is a must have.
May 14, 2017
great deal. you may not like all novels in this book but there is something for everyone: rockstar, surfer, firefighter, cowboys... just have fun!!
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