No one warns you about the dangers of drinking with a broken heart. At least no one warned me. I never imagined I'd fall for a musician, especially not one like Chase, but then again I never expected to have my heart broken into a million pieces by the frat guy I thought was the love of my life.
Sometimes it's the rash decisions, like hooking up in the sand, that lead you to the best places—the kinds of places where it's possible to let yourself fall in love again.
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First line:
It all started with a drink. Okay, really it all started with me telling my boyfriend to go to hell, but I don't want to start there.
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Source:
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ARC via author
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Rating:
Another quick awesome romance read in the Hazards series. The series is always guaranteed to be sweet, cute, and quick. The only thing that bothers me is that Alyssa has a tendency to get several pages into the book before stating the name of the girl narrating the story. It kinda gets annoying, even if I have the tendency to forget names.
Cara is learning how to be herself after spending her whole college life in a relationship. Even when she starts her relationship with Chase, she blooms into her own person. She starts a radio show called "Sleeping With Band" that centers around interviewing local bands. Cara becomes this shining person centered on discovering her interests. Her life no longer revolves around her ex-boyfriend. Instead of putting all her efforts into a relationship, she learns how to involve her boyfriend in her interests.
I can't wait to read more books about the girls in Cara's sorority. I'm feeling a potential for at least two more books, but we'll see. Romance novel lovers will love this series.
Rating:
4 interviews out of 5----------
Another quick awesome romance read in the Hazards series. The series is always guaranteed to be sweet, cute, and quick. The only thing that bothers me is that Alyssa has a tendency to get several pages into the book before stating the name of the girl narrating the story. It kinda gets annoying, even if I have the tendency to forget names.
Cara is learning how to be herself after spending her whole college life in a relationship. Even when she starts her relationship with Chase, she blooms into her own person. She starts a radio show called "Sleeping With Band" that centers around interviewing local bands. Cara becomes this shining person centered on discovering her interests. Her life no longer revolves around her ex-boyfriend. Instead of putting all her efforts into a relationship, she learns how to involve her boyfriend in her interests.
I can't wait to read more books about the girls in Cara's sorority. I'm feeling a potential for at least two more books, but we'll see. Romance novel lovers will love this series.
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