Review: The perfect blend of humor and romance. LOVED it.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2014
I've been eagerly waiting to read Make it Count for months now. The idea of the sexy nerd was just too appealing to pass up. But what I didn't expect, was to be knocked for a loop over the awesomeness that was this book. Seriously. It's just. That. Good.This is Alec and Kat's story. Two friends that harbor secret feelings for one another. Except Alec is Kat's boyfriend's best friend. Uh, oh...Kat's not doing so hot in Statistics class and not one tutor has had the ability to help her get her grade up. Then Alec gets assigned to the job and things take a turn for the...unusual? The wrong? Or possibly the right? (In all the ways of life, that is.)I'm not a spoiler reviewer, so if your looking for that here, you won't find it. But what I can tell you, is that this book did some crazy things to my heart throughout the length that not many books can do for me.Kat was a character you could relate with. Sweet, sassy, a little bit confused, and all things adorable. I loved how she didn't take anyone's crap, especially her parents. An admirable heroine in a literary world that lacks those types. I fell in love with the girl ALMOST as much as I fell in love with Alec...Dear, sweet, sexy, nerdy, adorable, swoony...ah, hell, you get what I'm saying here, right? Alec was that hero you dream about. The respectable hero who didn't treat girls like trash. The type of guy I dream my own girls will bring home one day. He's perfect, in all the ways known to book boyfriends, and if I could bottle him up and stick him in my pocket to keep forever I would, in a heartbeat.Overall, Make it Count is the perfect story if you need something less angst filled, or if you need a book that will leave you smiling for hours to come (oh, who am I kidding DAYS to come is more like it.) Make it Count was the perfect blend of all things humor and all things sexy time. And I Loved it! Great Job, Megan. I really can't wait for more.