Tammara
uses lots of dialogue mixed with just enough detail to envision the story.
Which is sort of perfect seeing as that fits with the attention span of pretty
much every girl I know. She didn't so much flattery me with her words and she
did with her storyline.
The
characters were believable. I liked that while Jacqueline (not Jackie) is a
young college girl, she takes the time to learn how to defend herself and does
not end up being a Mary Sue type character. I also like that unlike most guys,
Lucas cultivates the strong woman attribute without losing his
"manliness".
As book lovers, we read and love lots of book but every once in awhile, one comes along and knocks you off your feet. "Easy" was one of them. I have to say that I absolutely loved this book! I couldn't put it down! It's the first book I've read that is in a college setting, which is awesome because almost all of the YA books are set in high school. The change of pace was refreshing.
Lucas is my new dream guy. He's a hot badass with a past who doesn't care what people think, as well as a guy who loves the arts, and believes that chivalry isn't completely dead. He wasn't one of those guys who didn't know what he wanted and constantly changed his mind and then went into a corner and cried, like so many others. THANK GOD! I'm tired of guys being indecisive dumbasses. Basically he's a good man and a total bad boy, if you get my drift ;) And he rides a motorcycle and has tattoos! *swoon*
This is definitely going in my top 10
books.
My only
wish is that this wasn't a stand alone book, but alas, I have no genie, and my
wishes will not be granted, but as a stand alone, it still left me satisfied
with the ending.
I'll
probably check out a few more college scene books and more from Tammara Webber so no worries, I'll
keep you posted ;)
As
Always,
