I absolutely loved this book, I enjoyed it much more than I enjoyed the first one even the first one is really good on its own.

for such a big point they made around it, it truly wasn't touched on very much or discussed nearly enough to make it seem important to the story to me. i am absolutely disgusted, when i graduate from high school TRUST ME i will not be doing any of these scandalous things sophie is doing (or should i say not doing? unless the other books in this series are somehow worse than this, i don't think it can be outdone in its terribleness. Sophie stuns me, truly one of the most natural beauties I’ve encountered, not caring about much makeup or dressing up in seductive outfits to gain attention.

as you might have already guessed, liam has always had an exquisite taste in special and different girls. he just got carried away with his fuckboy ways in the middle there, but his heart has always belonged to girls who wear sneakers under their dresses and eat pasta all day while wearing a graphic tee that says 'eat pasta, run fasta'. The ending was sweet and wholesome though I hated the third act breakup and it wasn't needed if Sophie just talked with Liam about that deal and cleared all their misunderstandings.

Her green eyes widen in recognition, the two spheres reminding me of the rich forests surrounding my home in Germany. The one thing that annoyed me most was how Sophie would rather be miserable and make her dad happy rather than doing what makes her happy. i was eyeing a 'fries before guys' shirt the other day,,, maybe sophie will have it in her vast collection of witty, humorous, intelligent, sarcastic graphic tees. I liked her and she is so much mature considering her age and understands Liam and his painful past and thats what I liked about her the most. Due to our automated warehouse it is with regret that we cannot check the condition of individual items.

It was one of those books where you root for the main character and they make you so mad, you question if rooting for them is worth it. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.