(Wood falls Girls #3)
Author: Tiffany King
Release Date: January 6, 2015
Publisher: Berkley
Source: Berkley/Penguin
Review by: Jenn
When everything starts spinning out of control . . .
Three years into college, Tressa Oliver’s life is a nonstop party. She’s skating by in her classes, and there’s no shortage of drinking, dancing, and general hell-raising. The only aspect that hasn’t been much fun: She can’t shake the toxic jerks that always seem to gravitate toward her.
It will take someone totally wrong . . .
Trent Lawson is the classic anti-bad boy: smart, boring, and way too serious. To a wild girl like Tressa, there’s no way in hell they’re compatible—especially since Trent seems to see straight through her defenses.
To set her right.
When a college prank goes terribly wrong, Tressa starts to suspect that her partying ways are leading nowhere fast. Now she has to turn to the last person she ever thought she’d ask for help—and quickly discovers that there’s more to Trent than meets the eye . . .
Rating: 3.5 stars out of 5 stars
*I received an early copy of this title by the publisher but it did not influence this review in any way.*
Contradictions follows Tressa, our main character, throughout a rough semester at college. She loves to party, drink, and dance. She loves to play pranks on other people but with all that partying she is partaking in and when a prank goes wrong, she realizes she needs to get her act together. So with some outside influence, Tressa tries and gets her priorities in order.
I flew through the pages of this book. I started it on a Sunday afternoon and I finished it that same evening. I just could not put it down. Tressa's story and meeting Trent, her love interest, had my attention and I had to know what happened next without stopping. Tressa is this wild child, up for anything, love to have a good time gal. She is the exact opposite of me so I was so curious and intrigued about her and her story. There were so many times that I didn't like what she would do or how she would react but I grew to like her. She made mistakes after mistakes but how she continued to pushed through and not letting anything stop her made me respect her.
Trent is nothing like Tressa but she can't help but be attracted to him. I thought he was the cutest with his dry humor and his persistent to pursue Tressa. He knows he is a nerd but the way he pursues her, made him look like an "alpha male" while talking your ear off about science-y things. So hot.
I'm sad that I finished the book but I really liked where it ended. It gave me the warm and fuzzy feeling but also satisfied at where the characters were left. Like I said before, I flew through this book and now I want to read the previous two book in this series just so I can get more of this setting. Thanks for that, Tiffany King!
I flew through the pages of this book. I started it on a Sunday afternoon and I finished it that same evening. I just could not put it down. Tressa's story and meeting Trent, her love interest, had my attention and I had to know what happened next without stopping. Tressa is this wild child, up for anything, love to have a good time gal. She is the exact opposite of me so I was so curious and intrigued about her and her story. There were so many times that I didn't like what she would do or how she would react but I grew to like her. She made mistakes after mistakes but how she continued to pushed through and not letting anything stop her made me respect her.
Trent is nothing like Tressa but she can't help but be attracted to him. I thought he was the cutest with his dry humor and his persistent to pursue Tressa. He knows he is a nerd but the way he pursues her, made him look like an "alpha male" while talking your ear off about science-y things. So hot.
I'm sad that I finished the book but I really liked where it ended. It gave me the warm and fuzzy feeling but also satisfied at where the characters were left. Like I said before, I flew through this book and now I want to read the previous two book in this series just so I can get more of this setting. Thanks for that, Tiffany King!
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