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A review by ljrinaldi
Aggie the Horrible vs. Max the Pompous Ass by Lisa Wells
3.0
First, if you want hot sex, and very hot thoughts about sex, this book has it all in spades.
I'm a little bit of a romance virgin, in that I read those YA romances where characters think about kissing and stuff, and not the size of the guys sexual organ, or the woman's breast.
There is lust in these pages from the first page onward.
Oddly, that is not what bothers me. What bothers me more is the chip on Aggie's shoulder about being from a poor neighborhood. She carries that around with her everywhere, which gets old really fast.
In the meantime, they think of all the things they would do to each other if they weren't working together.
So, if you can get past Aggie thinking bad things about herself, and stay for all the thoughts of lust, and if that is the sort of romance you want, then this is the one for you. Me, I like a much slower burn, where they aren't trying to keep their hands of each other from the moment they meet.
Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.
I'm a little bit of a romance virgin, in that I read those YA romances where characters think about kissing and stuff, and not the size of the guys sexual organ, or the woman's breast.
There is lust in these pages from the first page onward.
Oddly, that is not what bothers me. What bothers me more is the chip on Aggie's shoulder about being from a poor neighborhood. She carries that around with her everywhere, which gets old really fast.
In the meantime, they think of all the things they would do to each other if they weren't working together.
So, if you can get past Aggie thinking bad things about herself, and stay for all the thoughts of lust, and if that is the sort of romance you want, then this is the one for you. Me, I like a much slower burn, where they aren't trying to keep their hands of each other from the moment they meet.
Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.