Review: Outstanding
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2014
Stupid Girl had me hooked right from the very first chapter.  I found myself consumed with the characters, pouring through the pages eager to find out how this story was going to evolve.Olivia Beaumont is a young freshmen starting at Winston University, leaving behind a heartache and family, having been tormented and plagued by rumours through her senior year at high school is try to get a new start in life and accomplish her dreams of studying Astronomy.Brax Jenkins the sophomore the bad boy on campus the Winston University Baseball star  known as the man whore, every girls dream. He's cocky and head strong, a Boston boy with a potty mouth, who will charm you, persuade you till he gets what he wants, then drops you so quick you don't see it coming. He doesn't do relationships.When their paths collide Olivia's first day on campus sparks fly, so you think or  is he trying to collect on the annual bet that which occurs between fraternities each year.Both have a past, both have secrets, the more you read through the chapters the more curious you become and need to read more.You go start to feel for both our main characters as you plough through the pages.I fell in love with Brax from day one, I felt Olivia's strength and her fears and eagerly became the cheer squad for the two to get together.I found this book funny one minute and my heart broke the next, Cindy has a way of making you feel every emotion possible.  As the story evolved I was left gobbled smacked in parts and angry in others. I felt for both Olivia and Brax  as they struggled with their emotions and feelings, how they both struggle with the choice and decisions they make. How they each find the strength to cope with their choices and how they both find peace in their decisions.The secondary characters you will also love such as Tessa room mate and Cole, Brax's team mate just to name two.I wont tell you how it ends because you need to read this for yourself, but can say this it is definitely a 5 star book. If I could give it more I would.I really didn't want this story to end I wanted to know more and see what a future for these two would be like.I commend you Cindy Miles for this wonderful book.