Review: Fun, quirky contemporary romance!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 24, 2013
In How to Misbehave, I fell in love with the heroine, Amber's quirky personality. She is just like so many of us when it comes to who we are on the outside versus who we are (and sometimes want to be) on the inside. Many of us can relate to Amber, which always makes the story more real. I loved how Amber and the hero, Tony, flirted with one another, their honesty and lack of filter sometimes. The characters are well developed. They both have flaws and while they are not all "fixed" by the end of the story you knew they are going to help each other through them.Amber and Tony have some awkward, intimate love scenes, which are the best.  Life can be awkward as can real relationships, new or established. Ruthie writes the intimate scenes to be very sweet and passionate, but also so appropriate for the two characters. How To Misbehave is a boy meets girl story with great dialogue and moves along at a great pace. Highly recommend!