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A review by beyondevak
I Want It That Way by Ann Aguirre
3.0
This book, for me, was a take it or leave it kind of read. While it was sweet on the one hand, it was a hodgepodge of stuffing on the other. I liked certain aspects of it, but other aspects of it just seemed like extra words, if that makes any kind of sense.
The story in a nutshell...
Nadia, a young college student, moved into an apartment complex with three friends. On day one, she met Ty and as fate would have it, they developed an attraction for one another. While Ty fought his attraction, Nadia fantasized about them being together (more or less). Soon, they could not resist each other and before you know it...friends with benefits comes into play. Ups and downs happened, love was expressed and avoided, family conflict and drama with friends occured and happily ever after finally came to be.
I can say, in all honesty, that I am happy that these two got their we-belong-together ending. The route they took, however, was terribly predictable and somewhat lacking.
Rating: 3-/5
Audience: Adult
Status: Mature (Profanity, sexual content, adult situations, FwB)
The story in a nutshell...
Nadia, a young college student, moved into an apartment complex with three friends. On day one, she met Ty and as fate would have it, they developed an attraction for one another. While Ty fought his attraction, Nadia fantasized about them being together (more or less). Soon, they could not resist each other and before you know it...friends with benefits comes into play. Ups and downs happened, love was expressed and avoided, family conflict and drama with friends occured and happily ever after finally came to be.
I can say, in all honesty, that I am happy that these two got their we-belong-together ending. The route they took, however, was terribly predictable and somewhat lacking.
Rating: 3-/5
Audience: Adult
Status: Mature (Profanity, sexual content, adult situations, FwB)