Synopsis
“Make me, Channing. Make me fall. Push me, shove me, just make sure I get there.” I shout at him, taking a step back. His eyes clash with mine. I read the challenge there, making me take another step back.
He stalks the few steps to me and grabs my arms slamming his forehead down on mine, “I’ll make you.” His lips skim against mine as he continues to speak, “And I’ll be falling right there with you.”
Paisley Vaughn grew up on the wrong side of the tracks. After finding her mother dead from an overdose, Paisley and her baby sister are shipped off to live with her maternal grandparents.
She always knew they were rich, she just didn’t realize how rich they were. Now she’s being forced to go to a prestigious high school. One where the tuition is more money then she’s ever seen.
Thinking these rich kids are going to be snobbish and rude, she’s surprised to find the Vaughn name means she is untouchable. Well unless your name is Channing Southerland.
Paisley has to navigate her new life and all the new people in it. While her mother might have lied about her grandparents, no one is lying about Channing. He’s beautiful, mean, arrogant, and turning her on.
Before long a war is fought, leaving Paisley wondering if she’ll be ruined or made. Though she might just fall irrevocably in love.
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Review
Another new author for me and another author I am going to have to stalk. I really need these folks to stop writing such great books! Well, my bank account needs them to stop writing such good books because I'm gonna go broke. With all that said...
Once I started this story, I couldn't put it down. It was intriguing to me to see how quickly Paisley would transition in to this new life and how her old life would be incorporated in to it. For her age, Paisley is so resilient. Senior year of high school is really rough for most kids and hers was far more complicated, so it was interesting to see that she not only coped with it, but thrived through everything. Channing was rough around the edges, but you could tell there was a good guy in there somewhere, he just needed to come out.
There were many twists that the story took that I did not expect at all. That grandmother is a real piece of work and I was pretty shocked about some revelations about her. The grandfather, while I wanted to shake him at times and tell him to wake up, he was a good guy. I just wish we could've gotten to know him a bit better earlier in the story. The supporting characters really added to the entire story without overshadowing the main characters.
There were a few parts that left me confused and had me going back to re-read them to see if I had missed something, but overall the story flowed very well. I have a feeling some of those parts may be clarified in the next story! Paisley and Channing's story is wrapped up by the end, but there was definitely somewhat of a cliffhanger for the next couple... though we don't know who it is!
I can't wait to read more by Amanda Heath in the future!
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Another new author for me and another author I am going to have to stalk. I really need these folks to stop writing such great books! Well, my bank account needs them to stop writing such good books because I'm gonna go broke. With all that said...
Once I started this story, I couldn't put it down. It was intriguing to me to see how quickly Paisley would transition in to this new life and how her old life would be incorporated in to it. For her age, Paisley is so resilient. Senior year of high school is really rough for most kids and hers was far more complicated, so it was interesting to see that she not only coped with it, but thrived through everything. Channing was rough around the edges, but you could tell there was a good guy in there somewhere, he just needed to come out.
There were many twists that the story took that I did not expect at all. That grandmother is a real piece of work and I was pretty shocked about some revelations about her. The grandfather, while I wanted to shake him at times and tell him to wake up, he was a good guy. I just wish we could've gotten to know him a bit better earlier in the story. The supporting characters really added to the entire story without overshadowing the main characters.
There were a few parts that left me confused and had me going back to re-read them to see if I had missed something, but overall the story flowed very well. I have a feeling some of those parts may be clarified in the next story! Paisley and Channing's story is wrapped up by the end, but there was definitely somewhat of a cliffhanger for the next couple... though we don't know who it is!
I can't wait to read more by Amanda Heath in the future!
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Excerpt
“Do you really want me to fall for you?” I whisper.
He gets up from the ground and runs his fingers through his hair. He seems frustrated but I don’t know why. “That’s what I want,” he whispers also. Looking back at me. I can’t see his eyes from here but I know what they look like. Full of fear and uncertainly. “I’m scared though. I’ve never been in a serious relationship. And I really don’t want to fuck this up.”
I’m scared too. Sometimes he consumes my thoughts and that was before I knew how he felt. I couldn’t imagine what it would be like to be with him and I screw up. But I know that I want to fall for him. I know deep in my soul that I will never have a love in my life like I would with Channing.
And that’s the scariest thought I’ve ever had.
“I don’t know if that’s what I want,” I tell him looking away.
He runs his fingers through his hair yet again. “Paisley, don’t fuck with my head. I’ve had enough of that in my life. I can’t do crazy bitches anymore.”
I flinch with the comparison to his mother. To my mother. “I’m not fucking with your head. Maybe we shouldn’t do this.”
I can see he’s pissed now. He’s unable to see my fear that I’m trying to push him away, like he was trying to push me away. “Stop. The. Fucking. Head. Games!” he yells, taking a deep breath after each word.
“I’m not!” I yell back. Who knows what the truth is anymore. I’ve been screwed by a lot of people, but I’m still here. I wouldn’t survive being fucked over by Channing. I wouldn’t survive him breaking my heart.
“Dammit Paisley! Open your fucking eyes! This is fucking real. You and me, that’s real. What we feel isn’t a fling. I’ve never felt this way about anyone in my life. Don’t take it from me,” his voice is pleading.
My body breaks out in a cold sweat and I wipe my palms on my leggings. My limbs shake and I don’t know if I’m mad or just plain fucked up. Maybe it’s me with the commitment issues. No, I know it is me. So I do something for myself, I let go of that fear. Though it comes out more like anger.
“Make me, Channing. Make me fall. Push me, shove me, just make sure I get there,” I shout at him, taking a step back. His eyes clash with me. I read the challenge there, making me take another step back.
He stalks the few steps to me and grabs my arms slamming his forehead down on mine. “I’ll make you.” His lips skim against mine as he continues to speak. “And I’ll be falling right there with you.”
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Meet Amanda
I live in southern Arkansas with my husband and young daughter. There is also an insane Boston Terrier running around. I've always been a lone wolf and find my friends in books. I started writing at a young age and I haven't stopped since. Most days you can find me either glued to my laptop or my kindle. My first novel, This Beautiful Thing was an Amazon best seller for 11 weeks and a year later I'm still tickled to see people enjoy it. I may not be a huge seller but I have the best fans ever and I thank God everyday for every single one of them.
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