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Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served Cold

(Broken Hearts & Revenge #2)

Katie Finn (Goodreads Author)

3.90 · Rating details · 1,312 ratings · 223 reviews

The war rages on between Gemma and Hallie in the second installment of the Broken Hearts and Revenge series.

After the humiliating events on the 4th of July, Gemma's trying to handle the fact that Hallie knew who she was all along, and she was the one who stole Teddy from her. Gemma vows revenge, but things get more complicated than she planned. Ford, Gemma’s long-time crus ...more

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Nov 13, 2016 Maureen rated it liked it

3.5/5 stars, maybe even more like 4.

There's so many things I love and hate about this series, but I'm finishing it out because I NEED TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS! The writing, the plot, the pacing are all fantastic, but it's so petty that sometimes it's a little bit too much. So basically I hate what is actually happening, but it's so addicting and well written that it's hard to hate. ...more

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Aug 25, 2014 Sue (Hollywood News Source) rated it liked it

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I am a masochist and a Scorpio. I'm weak for revenge, ice-cream and petty things even if they want to make my eyes claw out.

The second book in Broken Hearts & Revenge opened up where the first book left it off. Gemma and Hallie is at war. And no one is refusing to back down. Ford, Gemma’s first kiss and long-time crush is in the Hamptons for vacation, while Teddy is undeniably back. And Josh still refuse to make amends with Gemma. In this summery book, evil schemes are bound to happen.

Revenge, I ...more

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Jul 10, 2015 Grace (LovingDemBooks) Z. rated it liked it

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3 of 5 stars (Please read my rating system further below). I rarely write book reviews right after I finish a book. But, this review for Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served Cold was written minutes after I finished reading it. Because of this, my opinio ...more

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Sep 01, 2014 Selene rated it really liked it

Katie Finn is Morgan Matsons pen name. Although I haven't read a Morgan Matson book I really enjoy this trilogy and want to get into her other books. ...more

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Jan 01, 2015 Bee rated it it was ok

I hate to say it, but I found the whole thing a bit too petty. Is any 16 year old this vindictive?? The schemes weren't as good as the first book and it felt a little long winded. Also, Gemma is blind with anything that's related to Ford. *sigh* *eye roll* *sigh* But, the cliffhanger definitely makes me think that SOMETHING big has to happen in the finale! ...more

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Mar 02, 2015 The Candid Cover (Olivia & Lori) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: young-adult, owned, 2015-releases

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Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served Cold is the perfect summer read. It is set in a luxurious town with private beaches and contains plenty of revengeful actions. Gemma and Hallie, two girls who loathe each other make the book hilarious to read and almost impossible to put down!

Revenge, Ice Cream is set in such a beachy location. The characters spend their summer in a beach town filled with mansions and private beaches perfect for surfing. The book als ...more

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Jul 06, 2015 Sandra rated it really liked it

Shelves: books-i-own, 2015-reads

Wow! That was probably one of the most entertaining and dramatic books I've read all summer!!! I highly recommend these books to read on the beach or at the pool.

I definitely enjoyed this one even more than Broken Hearts, Fences, and Other Things to Mend. And lets face it, it wouldn't be a good summer if I didn't read something by the wonderful Morgan Matson/Katie Finn.

As with the first book in this trilogy I was able to pick up on the plot twists and major reveals pretty quickly so I wasn't ex ...more

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Mar 12, 2015 Raegan Ralls rated it did not like it

Shelves: first-reads-won-from-giveaway, read-in-2015

-Disclaimer: I won this book for free through goodreads giveaways in exchange for an honest review.-

I had quite high hopes for this book.
My hopes were quickly shattered.

The title of this book is Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served Cold. If I were to title this book I would only call it Revenge. Just because Gemma worked at a Ice Cream shop for a small proportion of this book doesn't mean it should be in the title. I would understand it being a part of the title if it was a major th ...more

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Apr 29, 2014 Christina (Confessions of a Book Addict) rated it really liked it

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The plot picks up right where Broken Hearts, Fences, and Other Things to Mend left off and readers are thrusted right back into the maelstrom of revenge and mean-girl antics, thanks to Gemma and Hallie's feud. Gemma is staying in the Hamptons for the summer and if you remember the cliffhanger in book one, Hallie stole Teddy, Gemma's boyfriend, who dumped her right before the summer started. Plus, Hallie is the reason why things didn't work out between Gemma and Josh this summer; essentially, Gem ...more

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Aug 04, 2014 Nikki S rated it really liked it

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THAT WAS A TERRIBLE PLACE TO END THIS BOOK. KATIE FINN WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT TO US?!

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One thing I HATE about reading sequels is not remembering what happened in the first book. Fortunately there was a recap of everything of importance that happened in Broken Hearts, Fences and Other Things to Mend. And from there, I loved everything else about this story.
In this installment to the series, Gemma finally knows who was behind all the terrible things that happened to her at the beginning of t THAT WAS A TERRIBLE PLACE TO END THIS BOOK. KATIE FINN WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT TO US?!

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One thing I HATE about reading sequels is not remembering what happened in the first book. Fortunately there was a recap of everything of importance that happened in Broken Hearts, Fences and Other Things to Mend. And from there, I loved everything else about this story.
In this installment to the series, Gemma finally knows who was behind all the terrible things that happened to her at the beginning of the summer. Next thing we know, the pranks are flying back and forth between the two of them and things are getting messy. But finally, things come to a screeching halt when the biggest secret of the series is dropped.
Ironically, in the last book I thought Gemma was selfish and it was beginning to work on my nerves. But then after the bomb was dropped at the end, I realized that she wasn't, the person doing those things made her that way. Also, I realized that the person doing those things were more than a little crazy. Which means the drama was amped up in this one.
I was a little upset at first because of the first prank. It just seemed minuscule next to everything they did last month. So, when things started getting more intense, I was met with the familiar second hand embarrassment as I had with the first one. The pranks they pulled on each other were too much to not have to put the book down or to not laugh out loud. And now that Gemma knows what's really going on, things turn out to be much bigger than she originally thought.
The romance in this series was beginning to get out of control though. It went from a love triangle in the first one, to a rectangle in the second one, and then climbs all the way up to a love hexagon! (This includes the boys that branch off with other girls...) It was really weird, but in all honesty, I could see all of that happening in real life. Teenage girls are indecisive and teenage boys are even more so. Which is why I didn't have that big a problem with it. The only problem I did have, was the fact that there was no kissing really happening. Everyone was so intent on watching things happen between Hallie and Gemma, no one was really into romance.
Last but not least, there's the end. As everything came to a light and Gemma makes a very big decision, I began to wonder why Finn would do that when there was another book to be written. But as things begin to unravel, it becomes evident why. I had to read the very end of this book three times because I just couldn't get over the fact that she would do that to us. There was no clear ending, just more things that came to light that made me want answers to all the new questions I had! In other words, I have no idea how I'm supposed to wait on the last book to this series. I could hardly wait on this one to come out *sighs*
This book is a wild ride and a very fun read. It made me laugh out loud and gave me second hand embarrassment, much like the first one. But one thing that this one had that the first one didn't, was a little more answers. But then things got bad as all those answers turned into more questions in the end. ...more

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May 07, 2014 Molli Moran rated it it was amazing

This is just cruel.

2015 is TOO far away.

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May 14, 2014 BookChic Club rated it it was amazing

Such a fun, page-turning summer read! I cannot wait to see how it all ends!!

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Jan 06, 2015 Zemira (Kylo Ren fangirl) Warner added it

Shelves: contemporary, mixed-feelings, where-are-the-parents, revenge

Jesus! These girls are terrible human beings! I don't like either of them. The only person I do like is Ford.

After the fiasco on the night of 4th of July, Gemma is trying to get back on her feet and move on with her life. Then she decided she's not ready to be the bigger person and went after her former best friend, again. Both girls show they're not ready to give up and are willing to do whatever it takes to take the other one down.

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Mar 27, 2015 Harligrace rated it really liked it

This book was really good and kept me guessing the entire time. I am so glad that there is going to be another book. Ford was super cute and I want to know if something will happen between him and Gemma. I can't wait to see what happens because they left so many things unanswered and left me with even more questions. Gemma was great and witty. I gave this book 4 stars because it could get really boring at times and sort of drag on things for way to long but once it got to the good parts and the ...more

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Jul 28, 2015 Kaitlin (Next Page Please!) rated it really liked it

Shelves: 5-stars, read-in-2015

This book, this trilogy! I really enjoyed this book. Katie Finn has the whole thing so carefully planned and it just amazes me how a little detail can change the whole entire book. Just ugh so cool. In my review of Broken Hearts and Fences I mentioned how Gemma seemed like she had no character but in this book I was able to find more of that from her. The plot was just fun, mischievous, and got me so pumped for the last book!

This book picks up right after Broken Hearts and Fences and we really s This book, this trilogy! I really enjoyed this book. Katie Finn has the whole thing so carefully planned and it just amazes me how a little detail can change the whole entire book. Just ugh so cool. In my review of Broken Hearts and Fences I mentioned how Gemma seemed like she had no character but in this book I was able to find more of that from her. The plot was just fun, mischievous, and got me so pumped for the last book!

This book picks up right after Broken Hearts and Fences and we really see Gemma put her foot down in the situation she is in. I really enjoyed getting to know more about her and her qualities because in the last book, I felt a lack of that. Gemma is understanding, very smart, sneaky, and at times, bit immature for her age. However, based on the ending of this book I am hoping for some changes in that issue. I am excited to finish this trilogy and see the wonderful character development Gemma goes through because it was just for the very very best. Gemma does go through a bit of change in this book. She does something somewhere in the book and that really reflects on the person she will become. I am excited to see how this change will affect the next book.

I really enjoyed the plot. After what happened in Broken Hearts, I would understand why Gemma did what she did. It just really gave her an opportunity to get back at Hallie for what she did. (That doesn't make it okay though.) This book a huge all out war between Hallie and Gemma and it was really funny to read the things they would do to each other. I really do hope this revenge war is going to stop because two books of that is already enough. I if I were to have to go through another book of the revenge war

I highly doubt there will be more of this revenge-ing war because of what happened in the end of the book. Plus, like I mentioned Gemma is hopefully goes through a change and that may very much affect the book. If anything, I hope Hallie and Gemma finally make amends and move on with life.

I mentioned that I felt as though Gemma was immature and I am here to explain my reasoning on that. *may be a bit spoilery* Not only did I feel as though Gemma was immature, Hallie came off a bit immature as well. People these days are doing "bigger" things. Teenages are really making their mark on media and they develop a fanbase and all that jazz. So when I see two 16 year olds getting into "cat fights" and buying things like dissolving bikinis and giving it to their enemy all I can do is shake my head. Like Hallie still holding a grudge for something Gemma did 5 years ago is just ridiculous. Girl, let it go already. Move on. So Hallie doing all this revenge stuff really brought out the immature side of Gemma and this immature side was really brought out during the whole entire Revenge, Ice Cream book. Like I said, I am expecting things to change in the next book and hopefully, both Hallie and Gemma will get out of their immatures personalities.

I gave this book 4 stars because even though I loved the plot and really enjoyed the characters, I had small problems with two of the characters.

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Dec 19, 2014 Sara Santana rated it it was amazing

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I adore Morgan Matson, so it goes without saying that I absolutely LOVE Katie Finn as well. Morgan has beautiful stories that usually make me all emotional. Katie Finn, her alter ego, makes me laugh, and have a blast while reading. Its great to get both of these from the same person.

When Broken Hearts left off, we had a cliffhanger. A pretty major one. Hallie had revealed some crazy things. She had known who Gemma was all along and had spent th Review Originally Posted on What A Nerd Girl Says :

I adore Morgan Matson, so it goes without saying that I absolutely LOVE Katie Finn as well. Morgan has beautiful stories that usually make me all emotional. Katie Finn, her alter ego, makes me laugh, and have a blast while reading. Its great to get both of these from the same person.

When Broken Hearts left off, we had a cliffhanger. A pretty major one. Hallie had revealed some crazy things. She had known who Gemma was all along and had spent the summer doing everything she could to get revenge of what Gemma did to her family years ago. It literally blew my mind and I remember closing the book and thinking, ” I need the next one. Now.”

Which is precisely how I feel about this book as well!

Katie serves up a delicious story just like she did the first time around. We enter the book with Gemma feeling the sting of what happened with Hallie and Josh and all of that. She’s not sure what to do until…well, things keep going wrong. Her and Hallie, their fight isn’t over yet and Gemma is determined to get her revenge on what Hallie did to her this summer. And the results are pure hilarity. This book reminds me of a primetime teen drama, like something you’d see on Disney Channel or The CW and I mean that as a total compliment. When there isn’t massive drama, there’s laughter and revenge and hilarity and I sped through this book because its just so fun. At every turn, you think Hallie or Gemma has the upper hand and then the other one comes back with a WHAM and the story spins off in a completely different direction. Its a roller coaster ride of fun, and I’m on it for the long haul.

I was also really excited to meet the new characters in the novel: Ford, Gwyneth, and Darcy especially. They all added flavor and color to the novel and I was glad to have them aboard for this story. Especially Ford. I think some great things are coming ahead for us in Ford. And I also think there was a secret revealed about Gwyn toward the end that might just cause some problems in the future a little.

All in all, I LOVED this book. It was fun and juicy and the perfect beach read, which means its going to be the perfect book to pick up in May. And that cliffhanger! I thought Katie had left us hanging in the first book but she reveals another shocking secret right on the last page and leaves me hanging in the balance, ready for the next book. I, for one, can’t wait to see how things continue to unfold for these teens in the Hamptons and am anxiously awaiting that conclusion! ...more

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May 03, 2015 Christy (TheReaderBee) added it

Shelves: arcs-for-review, ya-contemporary, read-in-2015, young-adult-fiction

I started Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served Cold by Katie Finn just moments after finishing Broken Hearts, Fences, and Other Things To Mend. I went into this book not really knowing what to expect, I was worried that this book wouldn’t be able to top all the drama that happened in the first book. Boy was I wrong!! If possible, this book has even more drama in it, and it only gets better than better. These books are perfect summer reads!!

If you’ve not read the first book in this se
I started Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served Cold by Katie Finn just moments after finishing Broken Hearts, Fences, and Other Things To Mend. I went into this book not really knowing what to expect, I was worried that this book wouldn’t be able to top all the drama that happened in the first book. Boy was I wrong!! If possible, this book has even more drama in it, and it only gets better than better. These books are perfect summer reads!!

If you’ve not read the first book in this series, stop here. This does contain some information that is from the first book!

Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served picks up right where the previous book leaves off. Gemma now knows that Hallie knew who she was the whole time, and Hallie thinks that she has finally won. That, of course, is not the case at all. The story is filled with Gemma and Hallie antics, some that you will find pretty funny, and some that are just way too cruel.

In the first book we were introduced to Josh, who was the love interest for Gemma in the story. In this book, we are introduced to Ford, and I just love him so much! I’m not used to changing teams halfway through a series, but I really love Ford, and some things that happen with Josh that make me kind of feel like he’s not exactly what I thought he was in the first book, and that was a total turn-off.

As I mentioned in my review of the first book, these books are like watching a train wreck. You want to look away, but you just can’t do it! I read this book in just a few hours time, and now I need the next book in my hands ASAP. Especially where this book leaves off, I’m dying to know what’s going to happen with Gemma, Hallie and the rest of the crew.

Overall; Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served Cold was an excellent addition to the Broken Hearts & Revenge series. If you like lots of drama, you’re definitely going to enjoy Broken Hearts, Fences, and Other Things To Mend & Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other Things Best Served Cold. Now that I’m all caught up, I will be impatiently waiting to get my hands on the third book in the series. Check these out!!

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May 07, 2015 Lilysbookblog rated it really liked it

Shelves: arc, young-adult, laugh-out-loud-funny, contemporary-fluff, strong-female-friendships, heavy-family-focused-books, read-in-2015

If Broken Hearts, Fences and Other things to Mend was fun, Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other things Best Served Cold was fun and smart. A complete game changer, Katie Finn explores Morgan Matson's fun side. Revenge, Ice Cream, and Other things Best Served Cold picks up right where the last book left off, but in case you've got a terrible memory like I do, there's an awesome summary of the events from the previous installment to freshen up your memory.

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Feb 06, 2015 April rated it really liked it

Shelves: vine, contemporary, ya, for-review

Anyways, this is one of the first times I’m saying this — I actually liked the sequel much better than the first book. Read the rest of my review here ...more

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Jul 24, 2014 Helena marked it as to-read

WHY would you change the cover?
WHY?

SO SO WRONG, this one is just horrible .-.

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Dec 20, 2015 Sandy rated it really liked it

I flew through this book! I really wish the third book was out. This is honestly one of the most stressful books that I've read but I did really enjoy it. Lots of surprises! ...more

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Jul 17, 2017 Sparkleypenguin rated it liked it

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May 19, 2015 Monique rated it it was ok

Ok, no.
(Side note: I also skimmed through multiple parts of boredom...)

Multiple, multiple times I felt like screaming at Gemma, and her stupid flip flop back and forth. Her actions were wrong in the first placed, but it's like she could not stick to any one course at ALL. (view spoiler) ...more

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Jun 27, 2017 Greis rated it really liked it

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Okay, we need to talk about this book.

Because what in the fuck.

To clarify I haven't read the first book but I think the events that happened in the first book were referred to relatively frequently to the point that I basically got the gist of what happened in the end without the nasty details of everything that this bitch Hallie did.

I didn't think I'd end up liking this as much as I would like I was at a solid three stars mostly because the beginning, while not boring, did take some time to bui ...more

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Jun 22, 2015 Jeanette rated it really liked it

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3.5/5 stars

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Boy, and I thought Broken Hearts, Fences & Other Things To Mend was a mouthful, somehow this book manages to have an even longer title….

Overall, this series remains steady as an average contemporary series for me. I really do like it, but I had some problems with the book/series overall. I found that although the writing was cute, however it was too predictable for my taste. Everything was too convenient and coincidental as well ...more

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Jan 03, 2017 Jami Lilo rated it really liked it

This is the second installment of a trilogy. Revenge, revenge, revenge, and more revenge. Yes, the revenge gets old and daunting for me, but four stars because I can see how a teenager would enjoy the suspense and DRAMA. The main character isn't very likable, which is actually kind of fun. She's made a lot of mistakes in the past and pays for them in this book and kind of, sort of, maybe learns a little bit by the end.

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Jun 07, 2018 Caryn - iam.caryn rated it it was amazing

Shelves: read-2018, read-ya-contemporary

This was insanely fun sequel to Broken Hearts, Fences, and Other Things to Mend!

The idea of revenge circles was such a brilliant concept and I loved that Gemma’s friends started helping her plot.

It’s hard to get too much into this because it would spoil two whole books, so I’ll just say that this trilogy is perfect for reading by the pool when all you want to read is major teen drama.

Fun and enjoyable read!

PS: my heart completely and utterly belongs to Ford.

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Jul 29, 2015 Ketie rated it really liked it

Again just a fun, revenge-filled summer contemporary that I really enjoyed and (re)read in like a few short hours. Got waaayyy to excited to see Ford again but he’s great and I love my surfer nerd that is so in love with Gemma he freaking named his dumb math algorithm after her like wow.

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Aug 28, 2017 Ryley (Ryley Reads) rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary-fiction, own, read-in-2017, young-adult-fiction, series, revenge, summer

I would say it has been a good three years since I read the first book in this series, Broken Hearts, Fences, and Other Things to Mend. I was a little bit worried that I would have out grown the more juvenile antics of Gemma and the gang but I guess I was in a lighthearted mood because I really enjoyed this one.

The story picks up immediately where book one left off, but Finn is so kind as to do a quick recap (literally, there is a "previously" section at the beginning of the book) in case you ar I would say it has been a good three years since I read the first book in this series, Broken Hearts, Fences, and Other Things to Mend. I was a little bit worried that I would have out grown the more juvenile antics of Gemma and the gang but I guess I was in a lighthearted mood because I really enjoyed this one.

The story picks up immediately where book one left off, but Finn is so kind as to do a quick recap (literally, there is a "previously" section at the beginning of the book) in case you aren't marathon reading the series. I won't say too much about what happens in this one because a lot of it is just Gemma and Hallie plotting against each other and I don't want to give anything away. There's also a bit of romance and some ice cream, basically, just a cute summer read.

When I first starting reading this, I was really worried that I wouldn't be a fan of the childish antics but I think that what made this book so readable was the fact that the revenge plots were really well done. Hallie was always three steps ahead of Gemma and probably two steps ahead of me and I think that made it more interesting for me to continue reading. I never knew what she was going to do next or what was going to happen. The story was predictable in the sense you knew the other was going to retaliate, but you didn't know what was going to happen. I think that kept things interesting.

The romance in this one was a little bit all over the place and I think that might be where this book is lacking most. But then again, it's not really a romance, it's a revenge story, so I can't fault it too much. There are a couple of love interests but the romance itself was such a secondary element to this book I didn't even bother getting too caught up in it.

I kind of predicted the ending, but I feel like once a few details were given, it was the next logical step. I suppose it won't be confirmed until book three, but I'm pretty sure I know what is going to happen.

By no stretch of the imagination would I consider this a particularly literary novel. But I wanted something quick and fun and a little bit summery and it was exactly what I got.

Overall, a fun read that leads right up to book three, which I will be promptly picking up next.
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Katie Finn grew up in Connecticut, in a town that looks an awful lot like Putnam. During high school, she was a total theater devotee (like Madison) and never dreamed she’d be a writer. But lots of Katie’s high school misadventures have made it into her books…which just goes to show that you never know!

She currently lives in Los Angeles, California, in a house she wishes was a lot closer to the be ...more