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Wreckless (2013)

by Bria Quinlan(Favorite Author)

4.04 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

RogueGiraffe Books

review 1: This is a great story for teens... well actually for anyone who holds themself back to much. You have to allow yourself to have fun, let loose, and be yourself. Take risks and push yourself to test the boundaries....so you can get to know you. All of that can be done while being safe and not turning into a delinquent. I'm 30 years old and I was like the girl in the story. I always held back, never let anyone know the real me...hell I didn't even know the real me. I'm still working g on that part though and this book did have some great advice. A boy on the good side of being bad and a girl wanting to be on the bad side of being good. It was a cute story suitable more for teens. Two people trying to find their place in the world while not losing who they are. I thin... morek the price was a bit to high for the book though. Would say 1.99 max should have been the price.
review 2: This was a super quick read! Did it in one morning! It was fun and fast-paced. I loved that both Jake and Bridget just needed someone to talk to about what was going on. Despite what happened between Leah and Tanner, they really fell in love with each other in a way so it was nice of Bridget to be understanding about it because sometimes you just can't help who you fall in love with even though the way they went about it was messed up. I was heartbroken when Bridget found Jake's phone and what was on it. But, his heartfelt apology was so cute even in front of Bridget's father. It doesn't make what he did any less crappy though so I do hope that he ends up making it up to her. I love Bridget as a character. I understood her and related to her even though I haven't been through what she went through. Overall, I loved this book! It was a create quick read. Can't wait to read more from Bria! less

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