Review: Awesome writing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 4, 2013
Before I started blogging, I read so many reviews on book one in this series, The Guys Are Props Club. It sounded awesome but money was tight so I never did buy it (and still don't own it now). However, Girls Are Players can be read as a standalone and signing up for this blog tour was a must.I loved the plot for book two even more than I did book one. The G.A.P. series just seems so original and that really appeals to me. Anyway, once I received my e-ARC, I started reading the book and reading and reading until I'd finished it a few hours later and totally loved it.Ingrid Seymour wrote two brilliantly complex characters. Jessica was a mixed bag; she could be a bitch, a player, judgmental, sweet, insecure, funny and everything in between. I loved her character and despite whichever mentality she was taking at the time, I was always rooting for her. As for Tyler, he was frustrating and that just made his character call to me even more.The actual story was great and, unless it was just me being a bit slow and dim, it was unpredictable too. I just had to keep reading because I couldn't wait to find out what was going to happen next. The book from start to finish was written so well. It wasn't confusing or tiring or boring or anything similar... It was just perfect.Honestly, I'm not gonna sit and look for negatives. Because there isn't any, and because I don't want to sit wasting your time and my time trying to find something to criticise. I'm just kicking myself because I haven't read book one, and I wasted months not reading the incredible writing of Ingrid Seymour.I would highly recommend Girls Are Players. It's an awesome story told by an extremely talented author and if you like books which keep you on your toes and make you want to know more and also make you feel a tiny bit of upset when it's all over, then this book is a great choice.*I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.