Right of Way

Dec 01, 2012 Racquel rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, must-buy-authors, new-adult, road-trip, review-copy, family-series-companion

update: 11/18/2012. Loved it. Loved it!!! Loved it!!!!!

Straight from Lauren Barnholdt's site:

"I’ve been getting lots of questions about what the TWO-WAY STREET COMPANION novel is about.

It’s going to be called RIGHT OF WAY, and it will be out Summer 2013. It’s the story of Peyton and Jace. Peyton is Courtney’s cousin, and so Courtney and Jordan do make appearances throughout the book, yay!"

WHO IS EXCITED????????????????????????
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Apr 07, 2013 Ashley (Loves Books) rated it 3 of 5 stars

***This review will post to Ashley Loves Books at a later date.***

Real rating: 3.5 Stars

So, I’ll put this out there: I haven’t read Two-Way Street yet. I KNOW. I’m horrible. How can I claim to love contemporary road trip novels and not have read that?! I know, I know. I’m getting there.

I will say that if you haven’t read Two Way Street and DON’T want to be spoiled, DO NOT read Right of Way. It’s there. They appear. And while I don’t think it’s any surprise, if you can’t stand any sort of hint/cl...more ***This review will post to Ashley Loves Books at a later date.***

Real rating: 3.5 Stars

So, I’ll put this out there: I haven’t read Two-Way Street yet. I KNOW. I’m horrible. How can I claim to love contemporary road trip novels and not have read that?! I know, I know. I’m getting there.

I will say that if you haven’t read Two Way Street and DON’T want to be spoiled, DO NOT read Right of Way. It’s there. They appear. And while I don’t think it’s any surprise, if you can’t stand any sort of hint/clue/whatever, don’t even think about trying to read Right Of Way.

But if you’re like me, where you pretty much know (not just because you can guess, but because multiple have told you since they assume you have read it) and don’t mind knowing for certain what happens, go right ahead and dig into Right of Way. I don’t know if I missed any sort of relation between the two books, but it can totally stand on it’s own.

How much do I love dual narratives? So much. So, so much. I love getting two perspectives from the same situations, I love differing character voices, I love getting to know the thoughts and feelings of each character. And Right of Way was fantastic about that. I also loved the additional element of making the narratives from before their trip and during the trip. It was a great insight into their pasts and really opened up their personalities into who they really could be. However, I have been known to skip reading chapter titles – don’t do that! I definitely got confused a few times over because I didn’t realize we were reading about the past.

While Right of Way is a really good, solid contemporary to add to any YA shelf, I have to say that sometimes I felt like not much was really happening. The story had a straightforward plot, but nothing that was too exciting or too forward with the movement. The story, the timeline, everything is belieivable – it’s just a little underwhelming and I was itching for just a bit more passion and action. (Not THAT kind of action, you dirty readers! Well…I mean…)

I was also surprised how the characters turned out for me. I knew I was supposed to love Jace, and while I really did like him…it was definitely not as much as I could have. He was a little predictable and totally typical. But Peyton? Really loved her! I thought she was going to be whiny, bratty and annoying – and the funny part? She totally is, but not at all in an unlikeable way! Maybe it’s the girl in me, but I was with her every emotional step and actually applauded her at trying to keep her head straight even when she was making really dumb choices.

Two small things to wrap this up: 1) Hector the dog? Love him. So adorable. I want him, dirty mitts and all. 2) Peyton’s mom and what she does to her? Horrible. I hated that there’s no real resolution to that whole situation, but I like to think she gets what’s coming to her.(less)

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Jan 26, 2013 Amber Geiersbach rated it 5 of 5 stars

I LOVED LOVED LOVED LOVED this book! It was so good. I literally started it yesterday (1/25/13) and finished it today!! Gosh, it was so good, but of course, I knew it would be! I'm never disappointed by her books!

Right of Way is a companion novel to Lauren's book TWO WAY STREET, and it's about Jace and Peyton, who had a fling over Christmas break, and then suddenly one of them stopped responding to the other one's texts, calls, emails, ect.

Then a few months later, Peyton and Jace are forced back...more

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May 27, 2013 The Unofficial Addiction Book Fan Club rated it 4 of 5 stars

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On Christmas, Peyton and her mother went to Florida to visit her cousin Courtney and her uncle that now is about to marry another woman. In a party that Courtney invited her, she met gorgerous and irresistibl...more

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Mar 29, 2013 Heather rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: arcs-i-own

ARC giveaway and full review at http:// fireandicephoto.blogspot.com

What I liked about Right of Way:

1) The characters were well written and full of personality. I related more to Jace than I did Peyton, the female protagonist just because at times she came across as self centered and bratty. Jace was pretty mature in the way he handled the whole situation

2) I love road trip books. This one reminded me a lot of You Are Here by Jennifer E Smith and Back When You Were Easier to Love by Emily Wing S...more

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May 27, 2013 River the 積ん読 rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: e-arc

I received this ARC from edelweiss, thank you!

Overall this book was enjoyable. It was a nice, light read. I liked the way it was written (very intense!) and I even didn't mind the alternating POV (I HATE alternating POVs but this was really well done). Both Peyton and Jace had clear voices and I was able to tell who was who every time. I also like how sometimes there were flashbacks and other times we got to see the same scene from each person's side.

At the start of the book there are multiple...more

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Mar 06, 2013 Farrah rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Another wonderful book from Ms. Barnholdt! Right of Way was another sweet, light, lovely YA that kept me laughing and smiling.

Before I start, for fans of Two-Way Street, we do see small cameos of Jordan and Courtney. It was very fun to see them as a couple from another person's eyes and see that they are still going strong after the events of Two-Way Street.

Peyton was a difficult character to figure out. At first, she...more This review also appears on my blog at http://www.thegoldenruleof666.blogspo...

Another wonderful book from Ms. Barnholdt! Right of Way was another sweet, light, lovely YA that kept me laughing and smiling.

Before I start, for fans of Two-Way Street, we do see small cameos of Jordan and Courtney. It was very fun to see them as a couple from another person's eyes and see that they are still going strong after the events of Two-Way Street.

Peyton was a difficult character to figure out. At first, she seemed shallow and petty. But, as the book went on, her character deepened and became more likable. She's been dealing with quite a bit of drama and has been trying to escape instead of dealing with them. That was the one part of her character that I didn't like. It made her seem weak to be running away from her issues. But, besides that, she was a lovely character.

Jace was adorable. This boy was such a charmer-he had me by the end of his first chapter (like Lauren's other books, this book is told in alternating perspectives). He was very level-headed in contrast to Peyton's impetuousness, which is why they worked so well together. I can't say anything bad about Jace. He was thoroughly lovable.

Peyton and Jace's relationship was...complicated. They had met months before the events of this book and had stayed in contact. Then, that contact abruptly stopped for a reason that we don't find out until later in the book. But both of them regret the break and want to be together but are too stubborn to admit it. And the road trip offers a perfect place for all that pent up drama to explode. I thought they were a cute couple. The one part of their relationship I didn't like was that I wish the circumstances of their first meeting had been explained earlier on because I think it would have helped me understand the dynamics of their relationship better.

The plot was well paced. It moved steadily and kept me interested the entire time. The promise of secrets revealed kept me hooked and those secrets were worth the wait. The ending was like the endings for Lauren's other books: it tied up the story with a realistic ending that kept it open for interpretation.

Right of Way was a nice, light read that charms. YA or romance lovers, if you're looking for a light, enjoyable read, this is for you.

*Thanks to Edelweiss and Simon Pulse for a copy!(less)

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Nov 27, 2012 Jaime Arkin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, 2013-july-release, ebook-format, have-this, edelweiss-arc, galley-arc, ya, narc-2012, new-adult

Right of Way introduces us to the story of Jace and Peyton. This is a companion novel to Lauren Barnholdt's book Two Way Street, which I did not read, and it wasn't necessary to know what was going on in this story, but it will give you some information on some of their backstory as well as introduce you to some of the other characters mentioned in this book.

I really enjoyed their story! We first meet Peyton hiding in the bushes of a resort talking to her friend and panicking because her plans f...more

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Mar 10, 2013 Sam rated it 3 of 5 stars

Right of way is a very easy, light-hearted book. Jace and Peyton tried having a long distance relationship after meeting once at a Christmas party, but it didn't work out. Now, they must see each other again, at a wedding, where the two are reunited once more, and secrets are unveiled.

It's really different in which Barnholdt uses writes from the views of both protagonists (like how Van Draanen wrote Flipped). Not only did she write in two perspectives, Barnholdt splits her chapters by before a...more

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Jan 26, 2013 Monica rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, romance, roadtrip, realistic, arcs, reviewed, read-in-2013, very-shallow, annoying-mc

I don't really have much to say about this book. I only read it about a week ago and it's already very vague on my mind, because it's completely forgettable. This is because it really wasn't anything new or groundbreaking, the typical story of a rich white couple , if not worse than the usual cliche.

I was extremely annoyed by the characters. They were so flat, utterly stupid and whiny that they made the story very unbelievable. I would have liked to see some kind of depth from them, anything, bu...more I don't really have much to say about this book. I only read it about a week ago and it's already very vague on my mind, because it's completely forgettable. This is because it really wasn't anything new or groundbreaking, the typical story of a rich white couple , if not worse than the usual cliche.

I was extremely annoyed by the characters. They were so flat, utterly stupid and whiny that they made the story very unbelievable. I would have liked to see some kind of depth from them, anything, but they remained in the same lines of the usual stereotypes. Peyton was described as an entitled brat who whined and complained about everything. At least this was the way she was mostly described by Jace and this really annoyed me, considering Jace was more of a whiner than her. He was the usual arrogant jerk who picked fights and insulted Peyton for no reason in particular. He was boring and annoying and I occasionally had a very hard time remembering that he was actually a teenage guy, from the spoiled, childish way he acted most of the time. They were both really unremarkable but Jace was definitely worse.

The plot itself is extremely shallow as well. That summary up there promises at least some kind of a drama, a conflict and a supposedly interesting road trip. I didn't get much of any of those things. I thought Peyton was running away from a serious issue, not because, (view spoiler) What her mom did to her is definitely very hurtful, but not enough reason for you to leave that unexpectedly. Leaving needs some planning, people! Peyton didn't think any further ahead than packing a hundred suitcases. Another incredibly shallow thing was Jace's dumb reasons for leaving Peyton. (view spoiler) This is me, doing something these characters seemed to do every single page of this book:

This brings me to another part I'd like to mention. The writing. It was as simple as it gets, very bland and it lacked so many descriptions and details that would have made the story more engaging. This was a mere telling of events. I am disappointed because this author has written numerous books and it's expected for a reader to ask for more.

I didn't feel the romance in the least. They kept fighting all the time, the kind of fighting that is supposed to be cute but it only got on my nerves. There were very few scenes that I actually liked between those two. They kept saying in their respective narratives how much they loved each other but I didn't feel any chemistry at all.

Nonetheless, I enjoyed reading this book. Kind of. It was very easy to read; completely brainless, as in you didn't have to put much thought into what you were reading. It's more suitable to be read during summer vacations when you wouldn't really mind something entirely unrealistic. But since, we're in the middle of winter and in January, I was completely unimpressed by it. Just another one of the many books already out there.(less)

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Apr 14, 2013 Chelleyreads (Michelle&Leslie's Book Picks) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-e-galley-review

3.5/5 stars

**I literally just finished this book seconds ago and these are my initial thoughts. I might have more later on.**

For the first third of the book, it was very much like Two-Way Street but with different character names. But after that Jace and Peyton came into their own. I like Jace and Peyton apart and together. Like in TWS, Barnholdt did alternate first person POV between Jace and Peyton and then switching off to the present time and the past. I thought Barnholdt did a good job with...more

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May 29, 2013 Sanah Dillon rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc

Oh my gosh! I was so excited when I got the ARC of Right of Way in the mail. I mentioned in my review of 'How My Summer Went Up In Flames' how much I love road trip books and after reading this that hasn't changed. I wasn't excited about this just because it was a road trip book. This is the companion novel to Two Way Street by Lauren Barnholdt and that is one of my favorite road trip books. Also after I read Two Way Street I checked out a couple of other books by Lauren Barnholdt and I like how...more Oh my gosh! I was so excited when I got the ARC of Right of Way in the mail. I mentioned in my review of 'How My Summer Went Up In Flames' how much I love road trip books and after reading this that hasn't changed. I wasn't excited about this just because it was a road trip book. This is the companion novel to Two Way Street by Lauren Barnholdt and that is one of my favorite road trip books. Also after I read Two Way Street I checked out a couple of other books by Lauren Barnholdt and I like how unique her writing style is. Even though I don't agree with everything in the stories and sometimes the characters annoy me I love them because they feel real. None of the characters in her books is perfect. And even if I wanted to stop reading a book because it was getting slow I wouldn't be able to. Lauren Barnholdt is great at capturing the readers interest where we'll have to read until the end.

Now on to Right of Way. I liked the plot, etc but to me that wasn't enough. As just a random YA road trip book I think it was a very fun fast-paced read so I do highly recommend it. However as the companion novel to Two Way Street I think it was lacking.

When I read Two Way Street I fell in love with Courtney and Jordan. I understood both their characters and the situation they were in. I don't think that's the reason I couldn't get into this story. It wasn't that I was too hung up on Courtney and Jordan because I did like Jace and Peyton. I think it was the fact that I was expecting more from their story.

Lauren Barnholdt's writing was awesome as always. I'm still trying to figure out how she jumps back and forth between character point of views and time periods so easily without me being ridiculously confused. Speaking of jumping between different times. Jace and Peyton's 'before' chapters were kind of whatever. They only really knew each other for about a day. I totally believed they really liked each other but they were very meh.

Overall as I said earlier I think it was a great book but as a companion novel to Two Way Street I think it's okay. But since you don't have to read Two Way Street to read this I think it was a good book. From Jace's sarcasm to the little moments of Courtney and Jordan it was a very fun read. I do recommend it if your someone like me who likes books with road trips. (less)

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May 09, 2013 Damaris (GoodChoiceReading) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Right of Way is a really good story, has great characters that you can easily connect with, but it felt unfinished to me. The entire story you're getting to know Peyton and Jace, and what exactly went down between the two, but once you figure it all out you can't help but think really? That's it? Then I expected for the story to climax and for things to really start happening, but that never came.

In the entire book there is so much sexual tension between the two, tons of mystery and once everyt...more

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Jun 06, 2013 Savannah (Books With Bite) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another summer read on my pile, beautiful and moving, this story is great!
1. Realistic. The realism of family problems and dealing with your parents who are the ones who have the problem is the best part. Most teens have to carry such a large load that is not meant for them to carry. I loved how well this part of the story is told to the reader. Piece by piece, uncovering every dark secret.
2. Love. In the midst of the craziness, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Love and friendship. And...more

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Mar 23, 2013 Kate rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, drama, edelweiss, galley, i-don-t-know-why-i-like-it-but-i-do, insta-love, male-and-female-pov, meh, meh-characters, modern-day, realistic-fiction, reviewcopies, road-trip, romance, stand-alone, switching-pov, um-ok, wtf-ckery, ya

This was an odd book because there were quite a few things about it that really annoyed me but I still found myself enjoying it.

There were some great things about it. The writing was really good and the story flowed nicely. The POV swaps between the two main characters (Peyton and Jace) and also switches between the present and the past. Barnholdt handles this really well and I wasn’t once confused. The story was entertaining and well structured; it was a fast read that never bored me.

One of th...more
This was an odd book because there were quite a few things about it that really annoyed me but I still found myself enjoying it.

There were some great things about it. The writing was really good and the story flowed nicely. The POV swaps between the two main characters (Peyton and Jace) and also switches between the present and the past. Barnholdt handles this really well and I wasn’t once confused. The story was entertaining and well structured; it was a fast read that never bored me.

One of the problems was that I felt this book was trying to be very grown up and mature and that Peyton and Jace were right on the cusp of adulthood and had adult problems, but the characters themselves were extremely immature. Peyton moans, whines and cries a lot, some of it was justified but some of it was just childish. Her mother betrays her (in a way I have never seen in a book before) and Peyton decides that the way to fix this is to run away. The problem is that running from her mother will not fix things because it is the authorities that she is potentially in trouble with and she isn’t going into hiding just moving away so they would find her easily. If she had told her dad it could have all been fixed but instead she tells no-one and even lives with her mother for quite a while and doesn’t confront her.

For the first three quarters of the book I thought Jace was better that Peyton but towards the end of the book I changed my mind. In the past Jace broke up with Peyton because she did not tell him a personal secret about her family that doesn’t affect him at all. He does not even tell her he is breaking up with her, instead he ignores all her calls, messages and pleas to contact her. He has only been in her presence for less than a day and they have only been in contact with each other was a short time and he gets his knickers in a twist because she didn’t share one personal thing about her family that she was not ready to talk about (the secret is nor even a massive deal, it’s not like her dad was a serial killer or something).

Of course Peyton partially blames herself which annoyed me because she did not need to tell a boy she barely knew anything about her life if she didn’t want to. I do not know why this all made me so angry but it did and if I was Peyton I would have not let him back into my life, even if he skipped graduation to drive me across the country (which to be honest he did because he didn’t want to go to graduation). What makes this all worse is that he acts as though it was her that broke his heart, excuse me?! Then calls her behaviour ‘bratty’. He also kisses her even though he has a new girlfriend.

The whole book was building towards this big reveal about why their relationship fell apart the first time round. I was intrigued because they were both moaning about having their hearts broken by each other and Jace was super angry. When the big reveal came and I realised that Jace was a bit of a prat I was disappointed. Honestly if I could have reached into the book and slapped him I would have.

Another issue was the ending, I felt like there needed to be more closure. Peyton and her mum issues are a huge part of this book and there was no conclusion to it at all, I wanted to know what happened because to me that storyline was more interesting than the romance.

Yet despite all my moaning about this book I did enjoy it and I would recommend it, do not think it will annoy people the way it annoyed me.

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Jan 17, 2013 Lyndsey Rushby rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya

I really enjoyed this book from the first page. We meet protagonist Peyton sitting in some bushes, having a massive panic because her plans for the whole summer have just been messed up. She’s stuck in Florida after going to a wedding, her parents have flown home already and she is all on her own. Peyton and her best friend were supposed to be running away to North Carolina but her best friend’s mum found out and pretty much has her on house arrest. Now, Peyton is stuck in Florida with very litt...more I really enjoyed this book from the first page. We meet protagonist Peyton sitting in some bushes, having a massive panic because her plans for the whole summer have just been messed up. She’s stuck in Florida after going to a wedding, her parents have flown home already and she is all on her own. Peyton and her best friend were supposed to be running away to North Carolina but her best friend’s mum found out and pretty much has her on house arrest. Now, Peyton is stuck in Florida with very little money and no way of either getting home or to North Carolina.

Jace is Peyton’s knight in shining armour – even though they have some awkward past and they’re not really speaking. Jace steps up and offers to drive Peyton home, not realising at all what he’s getting himself into. I loved Jace because even though he knew things were awkward between him and Peyton, he still did the right thing and looked after her. He was gentlemanly and kind and thoughtful when he decided to go on this road trip.

Right of Way is told through a dual narrative. Both Peyton and Jace get their own chapters. However, this book is done slightly differently. Chapters go between the past and the present and through Peyton and Jace. Telling the story this way meant we got to learn about what happened with Jace and Peyton before and to know why things are so weird between them. These things are slowly revealed throughout the book which meant there was always a little bit of mystery about what had actually happened.

The actual road trip taken in this book is really entertaining. Jace and Peyton get themselves into some quite funny situations which had me giggling while there are also some more serious things going on at the same time. The past/ present narrative breaks up the monotony of them driving for so many miles and it also made the book fun. I do wish we had gotten a little bit more of them on the road though as it didn’t seem to last very long.

While this was a fun and cute read, the end was very abrupt. I felt as though everything ended far too quickly and I wanted answers. Some things were answered well but there were some massive issues which were just left up in the air. I would have liked for either everything to have been dealt with or to know that there was going to be a second book. (less)

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Dec 09, 2012 Tee loves Kyle Jacobson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-new-book-release, july-2013, edelweiss, nov-2012

I don't know about you but I love road trip books! There is something about self discovery and finding love on a road trip that has me intrigued by these books. Right Of Way is a great summer read. As I was reading it I could see the hot Florida weather and the descriptions of Georgia are so vivid it will have you wanting to go to Georgia just to see everything Lauren has described.

Right Of Way is told in a two person POV, Peyton who is in Connecticut making her way to Florida with her mother t...more I don't know about you but I love road trip books! There is something about self discovery and finding love on a road trip that has me intrigued by these books. Right Of Way is a great summer read. As I was reading it I could see the hot Florida weather and the descriptions of Georgia are so vivid it will have you wanting to go to Georgia just to see everything Lauren has described.

Right Of Way is told in a two person POV, Peyton who is in Connecticut making her way to Florida with her mother to go to her uncles wedding and Jace who is in Florida who will be going to wedding because his parents are friends with the bride and groom. I have to say I love how Lauren set this book up because there were several things going on at once but the way they flowed together was effortless. We meet Peyton who is leaving Connecticut to go to her uncles wedding but then she is running away right after the wedding. She and her best friend have everything planned out and she is packed and ready to go. What she isn't ready for is her best friend backing out and having no way to get to North Carolina where she and her best friend have rented an apartment for the summer. She is desperate and will do anything to get to North Carolina so she asks the one person she hates the most Jace.

Jace is excited about going to the wedding and seeing Peyton. She is all he thinks about and he wants to see her again but when he does he is shocked at how he feels. After not seeing her for a while and speaking to her when he sees her his heart wants her. He knows it is risky because she crushed him before but his heart wants what it wants and when he finds out she is running away he is determined to get her home back to Connecticut. On this road trip the two of them discover what happened to them and the outcome is EPIC!

I loved the back and forth banter between the two and the back story of both of them and what they went through. I also loved how we got glimpses of Jordan and Courtney. Their story in Tow Way Street is one of my favorites! Read this story because it is so cute and it has all the summer fun and loving and Lauren keeps you intrigued right to the end. She keeps you guessing about whether or not Peyton and Jace will be together in the end. I need another book about them like ASAP!(less)

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Dec 04, 2012 Princess Bookie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: a-net-g, read2012

My Thoughts: When I saw Barnholdt had another book coming out, I jumped for joy. I love her books! Seriously adore them!

Right Of Way is the story of Peyton and Jace. Peyton is Courtney’s cousin. And, yes this is another one about a road trip. But there was so much more than that in this story.

Jace and Peyton were falling in love with each other. They had a long distance relationship but they really liked each other. Until Jace stopped calling Peyton. Stopped talking to her period. And she never...more

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Mar 09, 2013 I Eat Words added it

My top 5 reasons why I loved RIGHT OF WAY:
5. The tension and undeniable chemistry between both main characters.
4. Family problems--specifically with Peyton's mother--that seemed real and unique.
3. The pacing leaves you wanting to devour more pages so you can understand what happened between Jace and Peyton.
2. The fact that both main characters are dealing with flaws of their own.
1. Road. Trip. Book. Need I say more?

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Jun 08, 2012 Miakoda marked it as really-want-to-read

Shelves: road-trip, the-sure-list, no-cover-yet, wishlist, young-adult, 2013

"And I know I gave it to you months ago
I know you're trying to forget
But between the drinks and subtle things
The holes in my apologies
You know I'm trying hard to take it back
So if by the time the bar closes
And you feel like falling down
I'll carry you home

Tonight
We are young
So let's set the world on fire
We can burn brighter
Than the sun"

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Aug 14, 2012 Fred marked it as to-read

Is this the long awaited sequel to Two Way Street? Cause although it's different characters, it sounds like a similar premise. That would be awesome, that is such a good book! Love me some LB!

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Jan 09, 2013 Sica ♡ YA＼(^o^)／ added it

Shelves: roadtrip

another "Road Trip" romance genre from Lauren...!
the first novel i read written by her was Two Way Street... and now here's another one... to be released this year.. ^^

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Aug 16, 2012 Sarah marked it as to-read

Shelves: jul-2013

Very Two Way Street-ish.

I'm curious to see how she is going to approach this story differently, though

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Jan 25, 2013 Danya marked it as to-read

Shelves: not-yet-published, sequels-to-read, cover-appeal

sounds the same as two-way street, but we'll see

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Sep 19, 2012 Yearning To Read marked it as to-read

Shelves: intriguing-idea, intensely-excited-about, hurry-and-come-out-already, love-the-cover, unreleased, request-arc

Crud this looks good!

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Aug 19, 2012 Mafi marked it as wishlist

Shelves: ebook, eng

Quero tantooo

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Dec 29, 2012 Jen rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-books, arc-s

Review to come.

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Feb 19, 2013 Jenna Christy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, arc-to-review, netgalley, harpercollins

My heart broke a litle everytime..I was still not totally resolved with the ending though, but it was good enough,lol. But I really liked the writing format. So lauren barnholdt. She has this signature style of wriing, which I lovevand absolutely fits well to the stories she writes.

Full review to come.

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Apr 27, 2013 Danica Page (One Page at a Time) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: out-in-2013, travel, road-trip, romance, young-adult, contemporary, realistic-fiction, edelweiss, asked-to-review, july-2013

I don't know what the appeal of travel books is...but I'm in love with them. Definitely reading this.

Update: Just finished this one and even though it was nothing like I thought it would be, I really liked it. Official review forthcoming.

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May 25, 2013 Tabitha rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-contemporary-challenge, 2013-reads, arc, contemporary, kindle-copy, romance, young-adult

3.5 stars!

Just as good as the first book in the companion series!! It was actually very similar in the way that the characters interacted and how they went on a roadtrip!

Review will be up closer to the release date.

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