Review: Not as titillating as you would think at 3 AM.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 14, 2013
Baya Brighton is off to college. Here's to new beginnings: new school, new friends and new experiences. 3:AM Kisses chronicles the campus life and if it was anything like mine, get the ibuprofen ready and hold ya hair back. Actually, Baya is a good girl but she doesn't want to stay that way for long, if you know what I mean.  She meets Bryson on her fist day on campus and develops an instant crush. Bryson is pretty smitten too, but Baya is his best friend's little sister and is swathed in do not disturb pixie dust. But chemistry can't be denied and when Baya and Bryson get together sparks fly.Wardrobe malfunctions are just not for Mardi Gras or half time shows anymore. As far as first meetings go, Baya's flash was a definitive conversation starter and the perfect cute meet. I am a big fan of the snarky and Baya's humor and sarcasm in the opening chapters integrated nicely as exposition.  The attraction between the characters is intense and zealous.  However, I found there to be a bit of a slow down in the pace and structure halfway through the book. The same crude humor and derision became rather one note and repetitive (there's only so many Thing 1 and Thing 2 jokes I can take).  There seemed to be a disconnect between the passionate scenes and the rather juvenile dialogue ("your pants feel awful friendly," and "He's the Everyready penis.") making me think that this was mislabeled as new adult romance; it seemed more youth orientated. There is also a deep dark secret reveal that came across as more of an aside rather than a fully fleshed out arc. The cover and title would suggest a more titillating tale, but all in all it was more tedious.