Title: Nothing But Trouble
Author: P. Dangelico
Series: Malibu University (#1)
Summary: (taken from Goodreads) Reagan Reynolds...
Water polo god.
Owner of a face that belongs under Wikipedia’s definition of drop dead gorgeous.
Too charming for his own good.
But most importantly––the worst driver on the planet.
No, really, I’m pretty sure his blind nana taught him how to drive.
I had no idea who he was until he almost ran me over. And frankly, I kind of wish I still didn’t because then I wouldn’t have a sprained ankle to show for it. And my leg wouldn’t resemble a boa constrictor that’s swallowed a feral pig.
Yeah, it’s that bad.
I’ve spent years saving every penny I’ve ever earned to be able to transfer to Malibu University. And now my entire future––including my scholarship––is in jeopardy.
So I either accept the help he insists on giving me, or lose everything I’ve sacrificed for.
In the meantime, I’m going to ignore the fact that we’re becoming friends.
And I’m definitely going to pretend he’s not turning into the object of my…umm, dirty fantasies.
That’s not happening.
Not even a little.
Because the minute I clapped eyes on him I knew he was nothing but trouble.
My Thoughts:
1. The characters are both likable. Alice is spunky, sarcastic, and independent. Dometimes annoyingly so. But, she has a soft side that makes her endearing. Reagan is a good guy. All around sweet, and devoted. So often sports romances make the jocks into a bad guy. It is so nice to see differently.
2. This is a slow dislike to friends to lovers trilogy. Despite the slow burn, there is a lot of steam between the characters. It feels fairly realistic in the way the relationship progressed.
3. The author isn't afraid to take chances, the book gets pretty intense. Not something you expect when you pick up the cover. It's a good intense, but don't expect a complete light read with meaningless drama.
My Rating:
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2. This is a slow dislike to friends to lovers trilogy. Despite the slow burn, there is a lot of steam between the characters. It feels fairly realistic in the way the relationship progressed.
3. The author isn't afraid to take chances, the book gets pretty intense. Not something you expect when you pick up the cover. It's a good intense, but don't expect a complete light read with meaningless drama.
My Rating:
If You Liked This, then Read:
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