Kiss This
Book 1 in the Kiss Duet
Anne Mercier
YA Romance
Release Date January 28th
When I’m dragged to a party by my best friends, I don’t plan on having a good time—and I’m not, until “he” finds me alone on the beach. I expect him to be a jerk with looks like him—but he’s not. He’s funny and sweet and we spend hours talking about nothing and everything.
Then he kisses me.
And I give myself to him—a familiar stranger with a name as fake as mine—then we say goodbye.
I never planned on seeing him again.
When Shell Beach Hall moves all their classes to Shell Beach Academy, I’m more than a little annoyed. The Academy is full of the snobs I avoid like the plague.
I can’t hide my surprise when I see him again. He can’t hide his derision, accusing me of knowing who he was and using him to gain popularity.
I realize I was wrong about him. He’s a jerk…and I want
nothing to do with him.
But he won’t leave me alone.
He taunts and teases me.
He’s arrogant and a jock who sleeps with any girl he wants. “They should all be so lucky”—his words, not mine.
I’m disgusted. This is who I gave my V-card to? Ugh.
I loathe everything he represents and I want to punch him in his pretty bullying face.
So why can’t I stop feeling his hands on my body or hear his sexy whispered words?
Why, oh why, did he have to kiss me?
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4.5 Stars
I don't generally read YA novels, but I was drawn in by the synopsis of this title and I'm so glad I didn't pass it up. Kiss This is a angsty and emotional story.
Jillie is strong yet vulnerable and resilient, having endured her fair share of heartbreak in her life. She's quite relatable being an introvert who would prefer to read than party with friends. I loved her sassy attitude and the fact that she doesn't follow the crowd, and does what makes her happy.
The hero is complex and surprising. I will be eagerly awaiting the next title to see how not only his character but their interactions develop.
The banter is witty and fun, and the supporting characters definitely add to the story line and I can't wait to see more of them in the next addition to this duet.
I don't generally read YA novels, but I was drawn in by the synopsis of this title and I'm so glad I didn't pass it up. Kiss This is a angsty and emotional story.
Jillie is strong yet vulnerable and resilient, having endured her fair share of heartbreak in her life. She's quite relatable being an introvert who would prefer to read than party with friends. I loved her sassy attitude and the fact that she doesn't follow the crowd, and does what makes her happy.
The hero is complex and surprising. I will be eagerly awaiting the next title to see how not only his character but their interactions develop.
The banter is witty and fun, and the supporting characters definitely add to the story line and I can't wait to see more of them in the next addition to this duet.
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