Review: "Mouth of the South"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 24, 2012
I LOVED Going Under, so there wasn't even a hesitation in downloading Shallow when I saw it on the new Indie list.  I practically begged Georgia Cates in my last review to write a story about Peyton, my favorite character with her sarcastic wit.  She has got to be the most entertaining character ever with her "Mouth of the South" (grin) and "Back Off" (read badass) personality.  I love, love, love her self confidence and desire to find real love.  I also love alternating point of view stories as you FINALLY get to hear what the boy is really thinking and whether he really is a big jerk, in love or just clueless.  Plus you get to be in the mind of one HAWT guy falling into TRUE love.Peyton accidentally meets Hawke when she bumps his car with hers on her way to watch her friend race his new Porsche.  She is traveling with Claire and Jessie, listening to Jessie warn her to stay away from his old friend and man-whore Hawke.  It is attraction at first sight, but Peyton is too smart to get involved with a renowned man-whore and does not want to be another meaningless number to him.  She agrees to be friends with him, but is soon falling for his charming ways.  Unfortunately, neither of their parents wants them together and forbid the relationship.I love that Jessie and Claire are in this story a lot and that we get to see how their life together is turning out.  Hawke is not the baddest boy I have ever read about, but is up there with Jude fromCRASH,  Cage fromWhile It Lastsand Trick fromThe Wild Onesin Hawtness and drool-worthiness.There was A LOT more (descriptive) sex in this one than in Going Under and is for a Much More Mature reader.Would I/Did I buy it? Yes (2.99)Would I read it again?  YesWould I recommend it to friends? Yes