Review: I PIZZ Ripp and his Chucks!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 25, 2014
Scott has definitely done it again!!  I am totally in awe at how he can create Shane, "the good boy" and then flip to Mike "Ripp" Ripton, "the bad boy"!  Scott's style of writing is something else!!  Writing each character to give them so much wit and personality and each as an individual is amazing!!  No two characters are alike at all.Mike "Ripp" Ripton, who we met in Undefeated is now the "star" of his own book!!!  Scott has added some zest to his books that I have not seen before.  There are so many things that are in this book that just make sense and make you think about life and all that in general.  Ripp is a total bad boy and completely alpha!!  He pretty much lives by his own rules and does his own thing!  He is "UNSTOPPABLE"!!  :)  Hot, tall, alpha, tattooed, big playboy who isn't one for relationship or girlfriends, until one day.....he is in a bar and seeing Vee!Vee is a bad butt attorney who knows just what she is looking for but doesn't have time with her busy work schedule!  But she sees something thing Ripp. So they have a drink together and get to know each other.They hit it off and deicide to get to know each other.....from there you are going to HAVE to buy this book and learn about these two fabulous characters!!There is so many witty lines in this book that just make you want to laugh like crazy.  Here is a couple:  "Lickle, I invented it.  It's a tongue control deal.  I make my tongue vibrate.""Unicorns barf rainbows and poop gold dust.  Well, they can poop rainbows or gold dust."Quotes:~ Life gives us good friends, great friends, and our best friends.  Dekk, without a doubt, was the best friend life could ever offer anyone.~ You know, all these women today want a bad boy.  An alpha male.  A biker.  A tough ******.  And when they get one, a real one, they don't know how to act.  A guy stands up for what he believes in, stands up against someone that's actually doing wrong, and all of a sudden, he's the bad guy.~Always be yourself.  Unless you can be a unicorn.  Then always be a unicorn.~ I've heard people say that once you're an adult, you don't change.  I don't believe that.  I think we all have the capacity to change; we just have to want to do it.  It's developing the ant that is difficult.  We become so stuck in our routines, so comfortable, so unwilling to take risk - we just don't see the value in change.  Either that or we're just plain uncomfortable with what the change might offer.