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Giving Up The V (2009)

by Serena Robar(Favorite Author)

3.76 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

1416975586 (ISBN13: 9781416975588)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Simon Pulse

review 1: Spencer Davis isn't near ready to trade in her V card, but that all changes when Ben Hopkins shows up. He's everything Spencer craves, and she immediately labels him "the one." But maybe this charmer isn't all what he's cracked up to be. And maybe, just maybe, what Spencer's looking for has been in front of her the entire time. Personally I hated Ben. I thought he was cocky, rude, and just plain annoying. And the way that Spencer just fell in love with him after not even knowing him kind of irked me. She let him copy her homework, and just use her basically. I rooted for Zach throughout the entire book, there's something very sweet about a guy getting as jealous as he did. Zach's poems wooed me as well :) so cute! I thought the ending was super sweet, predictable, but what... more I wanted :) I really enjoyed this sweet read about finding something above sex, love..
review 2: This book started off good and then went to very, very bad. Of course it was easy figuring out who she would end up with. But the journey to get there? It Sucked. At first everything seemed to make sense. Then all of a sudden, I'm like "What the f@*% are you talking about?"It's like the author wrote this book on a deadline.First off, the story is so underdeveloped, I immediately pinned this as some type of fanfiction. She just hops back and forth with these emotions she's having and nothing just ever makes sense. This story was rather unrealistic and just too short to give it any real props.So I won't.I hate to say this, and I thought I'd never really have to, but I really, really regretted buying this book.Call me mean or whatever, but I was rather disappointed. Not at the sex or lack thereof, but just the way it was presented.No, I will not be reading anything by this author again. less

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