Darn, I did not know this was the 2nd book of a series.
Janette Rallison knows how to write YA books. And what it is the best of all is that her heroines are far from being a Mary Sue. Like in this book, Samantha is the typical blond, hot, popular cheerleader, and also shallow, and likes to insult people. But thanks to Logan, her ex-boyfriend, and her scores in SAT, she changes and becomes a better person.
As it happened in her other books, I liked the guy more than the girl -not that it means I did not like the girl, cuz I did!-. Logan is such a nice guy, and a bit of a tease too. Because he has a bet with Samantha (she could not insult people for 2 weeks straight) he gets closer to her and helps her improve.
Janette Rallison knows how to write YA books. And what it is the best of all is that her heroines are far from being a Mary Sue. Like in this book, Samantha is the typical blond, hot, popular cheerleader, and also shallow, and likes to insult people. But thanks to Logan, her ex-boyfriend, and her scores in SAT, she changes and becomes a better person.
As it happened in her other books, I liked the guy more than the girl -not that it means I did not like the girl, cuz I did!-. Logan is such a nice guy, and a bit of a tease too. Because he has a bet with Samantha (she could not insult people for 2 weeks straight) he gets closer to her and helps her improve.