Review: thoughts on stupid girl
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2014
First I must say I love the cover and this was a wonderful book. I don't like what Brax was about at first but as we got to see who he was and how he felt about Olivia, he warmed up to me. He was like a puppy finding it's home and snuggling in.When Brax first sees Olivia she is made as his mark. His dare and he relishes in that thought. Brax the perceived bad boy and Olivia the quiet girl who is awed by the stars up above and not by Brax. Well Brax gets Olivia to start to talk to him more and more and an attraction comes about. Olivia sees that Brax is more than just a bad boy with a amazing arm in baseball and Brax sees Olivia for who she is as well. they both begin to fall and this puts Brax in a dilemma. Meantime Olivia's ex is onto it all and begins to put a evil plan in action.As this happens, brax and Olvia share a very beautiful intimate moment and this gets spoiled. Brax does something unBrax like and instead of questioning it Olivia walks away. She tells him off and walks away. This crushes Brax and he does go a little nutty but for reasons that go beyond Olivia. When Olivia has a crisis though Brax is there for her showing his understanding and love. He takes care of her in so many ways. But this only gives them a tenuous way back to their relationship.Unfortunately not enough for Olivia. But as she finds out more and more of what happened to tear them apart she cannot resist him.a wonderful book and read. the characters are real and the way she writes of Brax's southie accent is so accurate it's perfect. The story tugs at your heartstrings and gets you seeing both sides of the story. It gets you riled, smiling, crying in frustration and wondering why things turn the way the do and hoping for a happy ending. Two very loveable characters that will have you rooting for them to the end.