Review: Hot Player Falls for Nerdy Girl
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 21, 2014
Olivia had a rough senior year in high school. She had been heart broken, battered and humiliated. But she was a Beaumont and with the support and love of her family she pushed forward, focused on her grades and earned a scholarship to pursue her dream. Now in college she has only one focus: Astronomy. Except as she stepped into Winston Campus she was literally ran over by a wall of muscle, curled brown hair, tattooed arms and ghostly blue eyes, who knocked her off her feet and into the grass in front of her dorm building. Then he kissed her. Cocky, womanizer, baseball player, sophomore Brax Jenkins accepted the dare to take Olivia's virginity. From the moment his eyes landed on her, he knew she was different. But the instant his lips touched hers he was taken aback by the feelings she evoked in him. She saw him, really saw him. Right through his mask, right through his crap. And he saw right pass her walls too. He knew Kelsy scared her to death and it brought a need to protect her in him that was uncanny. Their pasts, the fraternity dare, and the need to protect an already broken heart threaten their chance of a happily-ever-after before they even got started. Stupid Girl is an amazing story of resilience, of what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. But also that what goes around comes around. Olivia resisted falling in love because she had been burned so bad, she couldn't risk it again. But Brax slowly gets under her skin and wears her defenses down, protecting her and caring for her, because he too fell for her from the moment they met. The story is funny, sweet, sexy and Cindy Miles is masterful in regaling readers with Brax's Southie's accent. You will smile and cry and enjoy every bit of the ride!