By: Shellee Roberts
Release Date: April 18, 2016
Series: Creative HeArts #3
Description:
Disclaimer: This Entangled Teen Crush book contains a kickass heroine, a boy so hot he’ll make you shiver, and a falling-in-love story fit for the big screen. You’ll want to settle in and have the popcorn ready.
After Mariely Hinojosa and Cabot Wheeler both break up with their significant others at the same party, Mariely sees a way to get even with both of their exes. Everyone knows that the best way to get over a breakup is a hookup—a fake hookup, that is. Three weeks, all fun, no strings, and definitely no heartbreak at the end.
But somewhere between the sweet hand-holding and melt-your-mind kisses, their fake relationship starts to feel less like an act and more like the real thing...but Mariely’s a free-spirited girl from the other side of the tracks, and Cabot’s the hot trust-fund guy from the Hills.
They’d never work for real...
Mariely and Cabot Book 1 of 3
Mariely and Cabot Book 2 coming Winter 2017
Review:
Oh the drama of high school, I’m just so happy that I didn’t
have to really experience any of it firsthand, at least nothing worthwhile to
remember. I am finally caught up with
this series, and so happy that I did.
The author bought these two characters to life. Yes they’ve been introduced previously that’s
why I love this series everything is happening concurrently, how often do you
see that. Not very, that’s how
much. Any who this story is about Mariely
and Cabot, the girl from the wrong side of the tracks and the rich boy. Total Pretty in Pink type of book so if you
loved that movie you will definitely love this book as much as I did.
So Mariely and Cabot both got played by their significant
others, in the most public way possible so why wouldn’t they find solace in one
another, after all who can understand what they are going through better than
the one other. I love this concept, and
it just never gets boring. The two
characters are so different from one another but being together they make it
work. Even though this started out as a
fauxmance, it definitely grew into something “awesome”. Seeing the two of them debating back and
forth on whether they should open themselves up was interesting to watch and a
very hard decision for them to make.
I loved getting glimpses into all the old and new characters
as well, it’s just fun when everyone can be around. It’s almost like reading a soap opera, you
know things are happening in the background and it’s when they come into view
that you can’t help but fall in love with them all over again as well. I love the descriptive way you could
visualize Mariely’s rockabilly style, if I only I had enough confidence to pull
that off.
There were also some real life situations going on in this
book too. Being a teenager is hard to
begin with add to that family issues and you just can’t help but feel for the
characters even more. Cabot also had
some issues to deal with in regards to his current family situation and I think
that Shellee Roberts did a great job of visualizing the dynamic relationship
between Cabot in his father, I hope it gets better in the long run but we shall
see. Mariely’s home life has its ups and
downs as well, and it is definitely not something she is proud of or likes sharing
with the world, so when she does share this information with Cabot even if it
was at one point involuntarily I think it helps her move on with their
relationship into a better place.
The situations are real in this book, and can completely
happen and probably happen every day. I
loved the way the author told their story in alternating point of views, that
helps to eliminate the old age question of what is the other person really
thinking or feeling. I think those are
definitely my favorite type of books. This was another great edition to the
series and I can’t wait to read more about each and every character. Overall I really enjoyed this quick read and
addition to a great series. The cover is
completely adorable and I can picture the main characters just like that, that’s
always a plus with covers to make sure they correlate to the story. I would pick this up anytime and ask anyone
else to enjoy it as well. So go read!
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