Dropout
JIMMYOver the past year, I've been called a lot of things. Slacker. Troublemaker. Party animal.I thought I was on top of the world. Turns out, I was pretty close to rock bottom.Now I have a new title: college dropout.Talk about a reality check.But I've got a chance to redeem myself. One summer to turn things around. Two months to prove I'm not a complete f*ck-up.It's time to change.I want to get back to being one of the good guys.MACKENNAI have everything I need to live out my dream of being a reclusive songwriter-my guitar, my notebook, and blissful silence.At least, I did until Jimmy moved in next door.With tattoos, piercings, and mischievous green eyes, he's got bad news written all over him. And last time I got with a bad boy, it ended horribly.Jimmy makes me feel things I shouldn't feel. Want things I shouldn't want. He's a hazard to my carefully laid plans.But he's only here for two months.I can resist him...right?Although Dropout is the third book in the Good Guys series, it can be read enjoyed as a standalone. Due to language and sexual content, this book is intended for readers 18 and older.
Reviews
Megan Lowe@booksandbubbletea
4.5 stars. I voluntarily received an advance review copy of this book and chose to review it. I loved this book! I love this series! I love guys who are genuinely nice. There's no muss to them, there's no fuss, they're just good guys you'd be ecstatic to take home to your parents. Jimmy is a guy I think we've all been, wondering what to do with his life. Mackenna represents the fear I think we all fear. Together these two are amazing. I love the connection they have and how their relationship plays out. Beverly in particular is great and I'm so glad we get to see more of her. Like I said, I love this series and I hope there's many more books to come!
Cassidy@cnicks
This book made me want to get more piercings.