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Looking for Trouble

(Nashville U #1)

Stacey Lewis (Goodreads Author)

3.77 · Rating details · 979 ratings · 84 reviews

He's:
Cocky
Crude
Unapologetic

Clay's all dirty jokes and curse words, while I'm quiet and shy. I try to blend into the background, while he strives to be the center of everyone’s attention.

She's:
Uptight
Sheltered
Allergic to fun

I never expected to fall in love. Especially not with a girl I've known all my life. One who’s always been off-limits.

Opposites might attract, but in th

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Sep 21, 2016 GimmeAllTheWerdssss rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: slow-burn, good, strong-heroine, will-reread, hero-won-me-over

I have to say that I was surprised at just how much I ended up enjoying this book. Stacey is a new author to me and the synopsis sounded interesting (I'm a fan of the enemy to lovers and nerd girl/popular boy tropes). The book was only .99c so what the hell....

First off I will say that the synopsis is a bit misleading. I didn't find Kat to be the uptight, sheltered, or allergic to fun girl that was described. I expected some girl who kept to the shadows but thats not what I got. While compared t I have to say that I was surprised at just how much I ended up enjoying this book. Stacey is a new author to me and the synopsis sounded interesting (I'm a fan of the enemy to lovers and nerd girl/popular boy tropes). The book was only .99c so what the hell....

First off I will say that the synopsis is a bit misleading. I didn't find Kat to be the uptight, sheltered, or allergic to fun girl that was described. I expected some girl who kept to the shadows but thats not what I got. While compared to Clay she is those things - he fits his description perfectly - I found her to be a strong heroine. When she reached her breaking point with Max she had no problem walking away and telling him how he hurt her. She did that multiple time too so it just wasn't a one off. Was she a bit doormatty at some point in the past? Probably...she did pine for him for 4 years after all and from what we could discern just let him hurt her over and over again and accepted his apologies. However, the girl we got to know in this book was strong. In fact our first introduction to her was her going head to head with our Hero, Clay (who happens to be Max's older brother).

As for Clay, like I said before he fits his description perfectly. He was rather crude in his description of women and he constantly played with the gray area between acceptable hero douchbag (because he was one in the beginning) behavior and there is no redemption for you. He had no problem describing just how intimately he was familiar with the female body. The good thing is, and this is for the safety girls like me, there was only one other woman who he was physical with through out the book, besides the heroine, and all we saw was some making out and him leading her away - Kat kindly referred to the scene as "porn" and had no problem telling Clay that. That scene, however, was our first introduction to him.

Even with Clay's crudeness and his expressed indifference to Kat (Kat had been around for the past 4 years pining after Max, his brother, and they were pretty snarky with each other. They didn't hate each other but they weren't friends. I would say they were cordial to each other when need be - otherwise they typically avoided each other) he came off as the protector when it came to her. He was the one there when Max let her down, whether it was some guy groping her on the dance floor or Max forgetting to pick her up for dinner. He was the one who took her feelings into consideration and he was the one to put Max in his place when he did something to hurt Kat. For Clay it was his protectiveness of Kat that showed him his real feeling for her. The same can be said for Kat too...it was Clay standing up for her that allowed her to see him differently.

For me, one of the best things about this story is how the grew into their feelings for each other. They didn't realize they were falling in love until they were already there. They didn't have the typical courtship to build from. They never dated...they were just in situations that lead them to get to know each other on a different more intimate level. Both of them had preconceived notions of each other to overcome and only through getting to really know each other was that possible. Also, their sex wasn't rushed. Its not like they fell in bed together and then regretted it and had to rebuild. They got to a point where they were comfortable and both wanted it before it happened at the 80%ish mark. At this point, Clay was already in love with Kat and if there was any doubt he won me over with this:

"Its a dick thought to have, especially right at this moment, but I've fucked plenty of girls. NONE of them have affected me the way this one does. Kat just fucking undoes me, in every possible way. I feel like I've been torn apart and put back together..."

Plus, Clay came to realize his love for Kat before she knew she loved him! I hate when its the heroine who has to sit back and wait for the hero to realize he loves her. Clay actually confessed his love for Kat before she did. He ran after her and layed it on the line without knowing how she felt. Their relationship felt very organic and realistic.

Now, after all that why only 4 stars? Well, I wanted to see more of them being in a relationship. It was new for both of them, especially Clay, and I wanted to see how they adapted. The epilogue did give us a little peek (4 months out) into their lives but I wanted more. I also wanted there to be more of a confrontation between Clay and Max. They had a small one but after that Max just disappeared. I wanted Max to look at Kat and see what he lost. I wanted him to know that he threw her and her friendship away. And quite frankly, I wanted him to see her happy with someone else.

The other reason...well, there are two more books that will be in the series and after reviewing the author's website it will be late 2017 before we get the 2nd one and probably 2018 before we get the final one - the one I'm most interested in. There was 16 months between this book and the authors previous release. I hate that. Don't get me wrong, I completely understand that writing is a process that sometimes can't be hurried but damn it...I want to know what happens next now!! :-)
In the author's defense though...the first 4 books of the previous series were all released within 4-6 months of each other.

Ultimately, I would recommend this book even though the next one doesn't come out for a while. This book can be read as a stand alone - it includes characters from the previous series but I didn't feel lost.

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Nov 06, 2016 Cyndi Garcia rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: could-not-finish

Could not finish. the writing was a little immature for me. Too much detail that I found myself a little lost.

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Aug 17, 2016 Deborah rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This book has everything in it that I love! Clay and Kat struggle with being friends. Can Clay find his happiness? Will his inner struggles with relationships be too much? Can Kat learn to live with her disappointment in Max? Will she ever know the fears and worry that Clay is dealing with?

The push-pull friendship, communication and trust are all in play! Stacey Mosteller's scenes are filled with details that will make you feel like you're there. Clay and Kat truly come alive on the pages.

I not ...more

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Jan 23, 2020 Ilaria 81 rated it really liked it

Well not a masterpiece and The wall of Winnipeg and me and Off campus series and Sara Ney ‘s Douche bag Zeke story to me are near to... but not a disaster
So nice read nice haters to lovers story
Super asshole BFF and nice heroine
3,5 fully deserved stars

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Apr 20, 2019 Kia ✩ rated it it was ok

I mean... I liked the consent but... I don't quite see what the authors point was? I dunno, this feels like wattpad fanfic... Just the "let me write is on the go" kinda book? ...more

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Sep 22, 2016 Danielle rated it liked it · review of another edition

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I came across Looking For Trouble by Stacey Mosteller by complete accident. I thought the synopsis sounded like something I would enjoy. I mean who wouldn’t want to read about two opposite characters coming together? Since this was my first book by Ms. Mosteller I wasn’t sure what to expect but once the story started to get going I found out that I enjoyed it.

Kat has been in love with her best friend and Clay’ ...more

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Oct 05, 2016 Jesey ~ Schmexy GIrl~ rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Looking for Trouble was a good read about college frenemies that struggle with what they really are to one another. Clay and Kat have know each other for years and have been like oil and water. They clash about everything and throw jabs at each other whenever they can.

These two are opposites in every way possible yet they run in the same circle of friends. When I first started reading I honestly thought it was going to be two different love stories because to me there was no way these two would ...more

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Sep 19, 2016 Sheryl C. Nash rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: romance-contemporary, romance-erotica

*3.5 stars*

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Mar 11, 2018 Lisa :) rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Am I getting to old for NA? Is everyone this immature?!

Why don‘t you just talk about your feelings instead of getting butthurt because someone didn‘t take those feelings into consideration.

I like the slow burn feel of Kat and Clay‘s relationship and how they struggled to get to that certain point.

But oh my god, everything was about Kat, Kat, Kat. She never said anything about anything but she still got aggravated because people didn‘t bow to her feelings and expectations 🙄 that’s fine in the beg ...more

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Sep 15, 2016 Crystal rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I am a huge fan of Stacey Mosteller's books, so I was very excited to hear that Clay, the crude and rude typical college jock who could get any girl he wanted, character who made me sometimes laugh and sometimes cringe in several of her earlier books, was getting his own book. I was a bit afraid that I wasn't going to like his character, or he was going to be one I love to hate. Boy was I wrong! As I began reading, I started liking him. His cocky attitude drew me in, and as I read more he intrig ...more

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Oct 25, 2016 Jade Rosemarie rated it really liked it · review of another edition

**4 1/2 STARS**
Enemies to friends. Friends to lovers. Sounds cliche, but the way Stacey cleverly wrote this story it is far from cliche. It's a smart, lovely, entertaining read that will keep you pulled in to the very end.
-Fans of Jay Crownover's RULE will enjoy this book. ...more

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Sep 07, 2015 Lisa (A Life Bound By Books) marked it as to-read · review of another edition

Shelves: new-adult, 2015-release, wishlist-kindle

Okay, I can't wait for this book! ...more

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Mar 29, 2019 Faith89 rated it liked it

Kat has love Mac since freshman year of high school. They are now sophomores in college. Everyone knows how she feels except Max. He seems oblivious. He has always kept Jat in the friend zone. Kat does not speak up for herself and is a little bit of a doormat. Max, her roommate and Mac’s older brother Clay walk all over her. Clay is obnoxious, arrogant, and mean to Kat. He teases her constantly. Clay is constantly rescuing Kat from situations. Eventually they find feelings for each other. A lot ...more

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Sep 28, 2016 Liz Gavin rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: blog-tous

5 ***** A ‘Coming of Age’ story for all ages 18+.
**I read this with my KU subscription**
Well, where should I start? This is such a great book!
Even though I’m in the university environment taking my Master’s degree, I’m way past the characters’ group age, who are undergraduates. However, I could totally relate to their struggles and drama. I can get a little tired of some novels that portrait ‘Coming of Age’ situations; but that was NOT the case with Looking for Trouble at all.
Granted I sometime 5 ***** A ‘Coming of Age’ story for all ages 18+.
**I read this with my KU subscription**
Well, where should I start? This is such a great book!
Even though I’m in the university environment taking my Master’s degree, I’m way past the characters’ group age, who are undergraduates. However, I could totally relate to their struggles and drama. I can get a little tired of some novels that portrait ‘Coming of Age’ situations; but that was NOT the case with Looking for Trouble at all.
Granted I sometimes had to remind myself the characters were young so that I wouldn’t roll my eyes at them. But that’s actually a sign of how realistic they were to the point of getting an eye-rolling reaction from the grumpy old lady in me. If I’m honest, though, I must confess I was very much like Kat when I was going to college for my first BA, in the sense that I was too clueless as to how to attract the men I was interested in. So much so, it was only in our twenty-year reunion that I found out the guy I had a HUGE crush on for four years was also interested in me when we were going to college. Only back then, I pined over him, thought we were just good friends, and put it in my head he hung out with me so much because he was into one of my best friends. Talk about blind and pathetic, huh? LOL Luckily for Kat, it doesn’t take her twenty years to realize some truths. This is no spoiler; if you read the blurb this is a given. No worries, I don’t write spoilers.
Another characteristic I share with Kat is the annoying habit (or should I say instinctive reaction) of crying whenever she’s really mad, feeling overwhelmed or extremely happy. It annoys the heck out of me; but I can rarely control it. I know some readers find this kind of emotional display to be a weakness on the female character – I know some of my readers have complaint about one of my leading ladies’ crying -; but I’m not a wimp in the least. Kat isn’t either. It’s just her traitorous body making her life difficult.
As for Clay, he’s my kind of leading man. He’s gorgeous and he knows it so he’s self-confident borderline arrogant. He’s also flawed, full of it on the outside; but, caring and sweet on the inside. He just doesn’t know it so nobody else does either. And he’s a fan of Jessica Jones, a show I adore too. We’re perfect for each other. LOL
This is the first time I read any of Stacey Moseller’s books and although this is the first one in the Nashville U series, there are characters who seem to have been introduced to the readers in previous stories and situations that feel like resolutions to other plots. I don’t say that as a negative. On the contrary, both characters and storylines are well rounded and add to Looking for Trouble’s main plot. In fact, you feel like you’ve already met these people and they’re old friends you like to hang out with. They also made me curious to read other books from this author so I just added them to my ever growing, seeming endless TBR list. Now all I need is to find a place where I can buy some extra hours for my days so that I can actually read the titles in the list. I guess about other 24 hours would do it. LOL
Both setting and plot are skillfully constructed and engaging; in conjunction to the realistic characters, the book is a truly page-turner. I started reading it last night and it kept me awake into the wee hours. I had to force myself to stop and get some sleep or I wouldn’t be able to get up in the morning. I resumed reading it as soon as I got home from work. Although it’s not a thriller or a mystery that you want to read its resolution, Looking for Trouble’s main story is so captivating you just keep going. In my opinion, the transitions between Kat’s and Clay’s POVs have a lot to do with that urgency to keep reading. They’re right on top of the other, sometimes overlapping a bit; but in a way that the reader gets a better understanding of the situation because we get to read both characters’ thoughts and feelings.
I always leave my favorite bit for last as it’s my specialty: sex scenes. No, I’m not a pervert, I’m an author of erotic stories. And boy did Clay and Kat made my toes curl and took my breath away! Their chemistry is scorching hot and their love scenes are awesome – real and imagined ones. LOL Not saying anything more on that.
My two favorite quotes, not surprisingly, come from Clay’s POV:
““Can I touch you?” I hesitate to ask the question afraid she’ll say no, but breathe a sigh of relief when her head moves, barely a nod. “The words, Kat. I need the words.””
“I shut my eyes at the loss of the possibility of her touch.” – This one is some CUTE! But I won’t say why. No spoilers, sweeties. ...more

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Feb 15, 2018 Alana Johnson rated it really liked it · review of another edition

College romance

Who would have guessed that the one guy you couldn't stand would be "the one". Kat and Clay have known each other for a long time and he constantly likes to goad her. She can't stand him. What happens when things shift between them. ...more

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Feb 05, 2018 Kelly Fountain rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I really enjoyed this one! Favorite out of the connected books so far. Kat and Clay make me swoon. I loved the build up, the angst, it was done perfectly and left me longing for more the entire time. So good!

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Aug 17, 2016 Michelle rated it really liked it · review of another edition

**You can see this full review and more at Book Briefs: https://bookbriefs.net**
Looking for Trouble is the first in a new adult contemporary romance series, called Nashville U, by Stacey Mosteller. This is the first book I have had the pleasure of reading by author Stacey Mosteller. I really enjoyed Looking for Trouble. it is what I would consider a classic new adult tale of falling for the wrong brother, but with a twist. Stacey kind of takes the idea and spins it on its' head, making it feel f **You can see this full review and more at Book Briefs: https://bookbriefs.net**
Looking for Trouble is the first in a new adult contemporary romance series, called Nashville U, by Stacey Mosteller. This is the first book I have had the pleasure of reading by author Stacey Mosteller. I really enjoyed Looking for Trouble. it is what I would consider a classic new adult tale of falling for the wrong brother, but with a twist. Stacey kind of takes the idea and spins it on its' head, making it feel fresh. I really enjoyed it. even though I knew which brother was going to be the love interest, I expected the book to take a few different twists and turns, and I was pleasantly surprised when they didn't happen.

Looking for Trouble is told in dual narrative between Kat and Clay. Kat has had a crush on her best friend, Max for as long as she can remember. Max just happens to be Clay's brother- who is a huge pain in Kat's side. You know where this is going. Except...maybe you don't. I loved that Stacey took such a classic storyline, and made it her own. I can't wait to read more of this series and more by this author. I am not sure who the next book is going to be about, but I have a feeling it is going to be about a new couple.

Clay is the stereotypical player with a soft side. Even though him and Kat are always butting heads, Clay isn't a total jerk to her. Sure, sometimes he says jerky things, but honestly. he really does seem to take into consideration for her feelings. Which is more than I can say about his brother- her supposed best friend. In fact, my only gripe about Looking for Trouble is that we didn't get a good enough picture of the friendship between Kat and Max. I wanted to see why they were so close, but a majority of the story was spent on Clay and Kat instead. Not that I am complaining about that, because they are pretty explosive together. And I absolutely loved that this was a slow burn romance. It wasn't some hot and heavy right off the bat thing where the characters regret afterwards. They slowly worm their way deeper and deeper into the life of the other, until they are en grained. That is my favorite kind of romance.

Bottom line: If you are a fan of new adult stories featuring falling for the wrong guy, I think Looking for Trouble is a really great series for you to start. It felt similar to other stories, but it is very well done and Stacey Mosteller has managed to put her own twist on the story. This is a series I am looking forward to continuing. Be sure to grab a copy when it releases on September 20th.

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Sep 26, 2016 HEChapter -Tina J rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: sexy-contemporary, sweet-contemporary

> > Judging a Book by it's Cover < <
Rather monochromatic, obscure, vague. Shadowy. Part of the title is lost in the smaller view, leaving only "trouble" visible... but that is what catches your eye and really makes you LOOK at it. Synopsis is interesting enough; thankfully, not another step-sibling trope! LOOKING FOR TROUBLE will be the first book I've read by this author.
> > Looking Deeper < <
Clearly defined alternating first-person POVs.
Kat's been secretly in love with her best friend Max a > > Judging a Book by it's Cover < <
Rather monochromatic, obscure, vague. Shadowy. Part of the title is lost in the smaller view, leaving only "trouble" visible... but that is what catches your eye and really makes you LOOK at it. Synopsis is interesting enough; thankfully, not another step-sibling trope! LOOKING FOR TROUBLE will be the first book I've read by this author.
> > Looking Deeper < <
Clearly defined alternating first-person POVs.
Kat's been secretly in love with her best friend Max and open enemies with Max's brother, Clay, for YEARS... or has she? Clay - the token jerk brother that suddenly began protecting and defending Kat when crap happened. Max - the clueless meathead. The characters were somewhat stereotypical, but not in a way that was overdone or bland, they were well-developed, as were the half-dozen or so secondary cast members. None of the characters were perfect, but they were age-appropriate, dynamic, and humanly flawed. The chemistry developed slowly and naturally. The push and pull was vibrant and entertaining. Dialogue was realistic. Interaction was believable. The plot was full of college-aged angst and drama; it flowed at a steady pace, if not a bit slow with all the mundane daily in and outs. There were obstacles and conflicts faced along the way, all of which were managed in a timely manner. I do wish Ms. Mosteller would have included a little more in the epilogue regarding their assignment that paired them together (obviously it was a passing grade, but...) as well as the job Clay did not want to fill for his father. Overall, the epilogue managed to convey an implied HEA or, at the least, a Happy-for-Now ending. There are enough secondary characters here that just about any of them could be the subject of "the next book" and the reader would most likely enjoy just about any one of them getting their book and as an added bonus, we may be treated to the continuance of Kat & Clay as secondaries.
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Rating: [R] ~ Score: 4.2 ~ Stars: 4
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Sep 27, 2016 Esther Haddie's Haven rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: crush-swoon-worthy, read-again, reviewing, adult-new-adult, blog-tours, favorites, steamy-romance, heart-stabbingly-amazing, interesting-reads, sweet-romance

DISCLAIMER: I received a copy of this book in exchange for honest review.

Prepare for some major . . . NA content. The first few pages are rather explicit as a random girl gives Clay a . . . a lap dance. But this opens our mind to the understanding that . . . Clay is all over with the girls. But there is only one girl he teases the most, and that is his younger brother's best friend, Katrina. Or Kat . . . Kitty Kat.

Of course, you know it has been done before: Bad boy, good girl, brother's best fr ...more

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Sep 20, 2016 Stefanie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Move over David, Jeremy, Wyatt, Emmett, and Tyler, there is a new kid in town in the form of a cocky, crude jock named Clay. Looking for Trouble is a spin off of the Nashville Nights series, but can be read as a stand alone. However the characters do apparent in some of the books before it if you would like to grab those to get to know some of the characters mentioned in here. The one liners and banter between the characters of this story, especially Clay and Kat was hilarious! This book had me ...more

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Sep 18, 2016 Krista Ricchi rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I really loved this book for start to finish, I couldn't put it down. After reading the first chapter I was hooked. This book was a breath of fresh air for me. Lately I have been reading books filled with sadness and heartbreak and this allowed me a much need break in my emotions. I fell in love with the characters instantly. Their personalities really added to the story line. You could fell the emotions with the characters which allowed you to form a connection to them. The banter between the c ...more

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Sep 18, 2016 Jackie Nolan rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This was a wonderful book to kick off the Nashville U series! I've loved all of Stacey's books and the same goes for this one. It was interesting to see Kat and Clay banter back and forth and watch how they interact with each other. I thought Clay was going to be a real jerk, but there is more to him than meets the eye. This book had me from beginning to end and I'm looking forward to future Nashville U books. ...more

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Oct 08, 2016 Tammi Plummer rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

So happy!

I am so in love!!! With love!!! This book too ❤ I am addicted to the way Stacey M writes and I love her books.

She did not let me down and I can't wait for the next one!! ...more

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Oct 13, 2016 Amber .:★Wild Heart Reviews★:. rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Definitely interested in the rest of the series!

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Apr 01, 2019 MIPat rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Kat has had a crush on Max Mitchell since she was 14 years old. His older brother Clay, not so much. Clay has been the ultimate player as long as she has known him and the bane of her existence with his crude comments and attempts to embarrass Kat. To be close to Max, who thinks of her as his best friend, not as a girlfriend, Kat has to deal with Clay.

Every thing changes as Clay is nearing graduation - he and Kat end up in the same class doing a project together, Max hurts Kat in an unforgivable ...more

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Jan 13, 2020 Sara rated it it was ok

Good bones, too rushed

I read this as a stand-alone, and after the first few introductions to the characters, it was clear it was not a standalone. Names were mentioned and tossed away, continuing storylines didn’t flow, etc.

This book has all the right aspects of a college athlete romance trope and none of the writing to go with it. A lot of sloppy storylines that don’t always make sense. Like the part about fighting? Take that out completely and the story is still the same. I liked the premise ...more

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Feb 16, 2019 Jessica71208 rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I love a good enemies to lovers story and this one didn't disappoint. Kat is your all around good girl while Clay is your obnoxious over the top boy/man that is always picking on her. O and he is the older brother to her best friend/crush Max. But as Clay and Kat are forced to spend more time together through events gone wrong everything begins to change. I really love the growth throughout the story because it shows the struggle of the couple coming together. As the characters themselves grow a ...more

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Mar 31, 2019 Amy rated it it was amazing

This was my first read by Stacey Lewis. I will definitely be reading more books by this author. Clay is a dirty talker, cocky and a total player. Kat is quiet, shy and totally infatuated with Clay's brother Max. After blowing her off and forgetting to pick her up from class, Kat has finally realized Max will never see her as more than a friend. She is so tired of waiting for Max to take notice. Clay and Kat don't hate each other but they aren't really friends either. They have known each other f ...more

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Mar 31, 2019 Jeanne Richardson rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This is the 2nd book I've read written Stacey Lewis; she has done a great job at writing a good book; I will definitely be reading more of her books.

The story line caught my attention at the very beginning and kept me interested throughout the entire book.

I loved the chemistry between the characters.

I received a free copy of this book via booksprout and I’m voluntarily leaving a review. ...more

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Apr 01, 2019 marzimarzo rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Soulmates don't always start as friends. Sometimes they start as enemies.... after all, there's a fine line between love and hate.
I enjoyed seeing the relationship develop between the cocky arrogant bad boy and the pure sweet good girl!
A fun read with well developed characters be it the hero & heroine or the supporting cast

I received a copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. ...more

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“Like I said, I’m pretty sure I’ve loved you for longer than I want to admit. Even back in high school, I was drawn to you. It’s why I was such a jerk to you all the time. Pushing you away was my number one focus because I thought you were in love with Max, and I didn’t want to take that away from him.” — 0 likes

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