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The Cell Phone Swap (2000)

by DoNotMicrowave(Favorite Author)

4.45 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Wattpad

review 1: This is a great read so far. The characters are easily relatable and likeable especially Talon. I like that Keeley is not your typical heroine (she's not stupid) although I think she needs more fire in her personality. The story has been dragging on too long though and hopefully the author finishes it. Wattpad stories are not known for good grammar or punctuation or unique story plots, but what I love about this author is she sure know what she's doing. She's not your typical Wattpad author --her grammar is on point etc. so it was a joy for me to read. Keep it up!
review 2: Keeley Ann Brewer was hanging out with her best friend Nicky when she notices her phone is missing. Going back to the restaurant they were eating in, she finds her phone and goes back. Later... more, we find out that the phone is not hers. The actual owner of the book is Talon, a cocky guy who has sexual innuendos lined up for Keeley. They have to deal with having each other's phones for two weeks, passing on messages and texts to each other. Through this time, Keeley notices that there is more to Talon than she thought, and she finds herself getting more drawn to him. The thing is: Talon's not he claims to be. He is actually JT, the quarterback from Crosswell, the rival football team. Keeley feels betrayed and decides to have nothing to do with him. But he is not someone to give up easily. He will have her, and will do anything to prove it. I loved the book. Talon had the ego the size of Mexico, seriously. Keeley wasn't the necessary goody-goody girl and she had a few hilarious comments to give back to Talon. They complemented each other well and their arguments were very entertaining. If you read about Talon, you'd think romance is not in his repertoire, but by the end, he does do some sweet things of his own. less

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