Up for Grabs By Heather Young-Nichols
New Adult Contemporary Romance
Released May 6, 2014
Published by Swoon Romance
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Source: Publisher in exchange for an honest review
Rating: 3 stars
Review: I was immediately drawn into this book because the voice was spot on for a college girl. The writing was good and before I knew it, I was about half way through the book. While it was easy to read, not much stood out to me as phenomenal. The characters are OK, but could have used some more development. The romance develops at an OK and believable pace, but it was a bit too perfect for my tastes. The “love” scenes were tantalizing and tastefully written. The summary of the book makes it sound like the whole selling her virginity piece is monumental, but I felt like it was just thrown in because the author needed a plot twist and like it needed to be fleshed out more. All and all, it was an OK book, a quick easy read.
Released May 6, 2014
Published by Swoon Romance
Amazon | Barnes and Noble | iTunes | Kobo
Summary from Goodreads: When Flannery Tate left home for a college halfway across the country in Michigan, she'd only planned on getting an education. But when Cain Dorsey walked into her life, she had no choice but to fall for him. However, what’s a girl to do when her scholarship well runs dry? Return home? Get a job?
Flannery gets creative. She decides to sell the most precious and valuable thing she can - her virginity - to the highest bidder. When Cain discovers her plan, their world crumbles. Will they be able to move past her betrayal and find a way back to each other? Or, is this the beginning of the end? UP FOR GRABS is a story of love, heartbreak and truth.
Source: Publisher in exchange for an honest review
Rating: 3 stars
Review: I was immediately drawn into this book because the voice was spot on for a college girl. The writing was good and before I knew it, I was about half way through the book. While it was easy to read, not much stood out to me as phenomenal. The characters are OK, but could have used some more development. The romance develops at an OK and believable pace, but it was a bit too perfect for my tastes. The “love” scenes were tantalizing and tastefully written. The summary of the book makes it sound like the whole selling her virginity piece is monumental, but I felt like it was just thrown in because the author needed a plot twist and like it needed to be fleshed out more. All and all, it was an OK book, a quick easy read.
About the AuthorHeather Young-Nichols was born and raised in Saginaw, Michigan and graduated from nearby Saginaw Valley State University with a degree in sociology. The only thing that rivals her love of reading is her love of baseball. When not with her husband and three kids or the cat that likes to bite, she is working to bring the characters in her head to life.
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