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231 pages, ebook
First published January 17, 2017

As a president of the fraternity, he gets along well with his buddies and most important of all, he also proves that he ISN’T what we think he is in the end of the book.
He also knew that if Izzie and I had sex that I’d lose interest, like I normally do, and that I’d move on and forget we ever met.
Since I’ve never experienced anything like the typical American high school life such as fraternity/sorority houses, homecoming parties, graduation proms…etc., I’m really interested in them to some extent. Hence, I’m pleased to get a closer look at these traditions in this book. The author portrays the American high school students’ life perfectly and her descriptions make me feel like living that kind of life myself while reading it. Therefore, I appreciate this aspect of the story very much.
Although I admit I don’t think Corrupt Me is my type of book, I do like its ending. The story starts pretty slow in the beginning and the twists I’m dying to see don’t come after 3/4 of the book. But when the sudden change comes, I’m quite satisfied with the unexpected turning point. Moreover, the ending surprises me a lot because seriously, I don’t see THAT coming at all! All in all, in spite of everything happening in the last few chapters, I can’t think of a better ending.
As I mentioned before, Izzie’s just a rich, spoiled, ungrateful girl to me and she looks down upon most people in this book. Her attitude sucks, her characteristics sucks, and everything she does sucks.
”I used boys when I wanted and on my terms.”
Izzie’s first impression on Luca seriously can’t be more cliché:
All I saw when I looked at him were rock-hard abs, chiseled features, and mind-blowing sex.
”This was a mistake. Look what you do to me. I can’t control myself around you. You’re dangerous.” I bit down on my lip, holding back tears. “It’s like you have me under some kind of spell. I can’t think straight around you. We can’t be together. You’re incapable of being with one woman.”
Luca pleaded for me to come back. I refused to turn around, not even to do a cursory glance over my shoulder as I pushed open the door.
Honestly, I find it hard to get absorbed in the plot because there could be more developments among main characters and I’m looking for something more than its surface. For example, we don’t know about Luca and Izzie’s history enough for us to proceed with the way they’re around each other. More explanations and information will definitely be much appreciated.




My family had a suffocating effect on me, all the pressure of their lies and success weighing me down. Like a bird set free from a cage, for one day, I felt the air breathing back into my lungs. And Luca had had a hand in that.