Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth
Considering guide Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), By T.A. Roth to read is likewise needed. You can pick the book based on the preferred themes that you such as. It will engage you to enjoy reading various other publications Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), By T.A. Roth It can be also about the requirement that binds you to review guide. As this Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), By T.A. Roth, you can locate it as your reading book, even your preferred reading book. So, find your favourite publication below and also get the link to download and install the book soft documents.
Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth
Free Ebook PDF Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth
Twenty–two-year-old Ari Munoz prefers to keep men at an arm's length. So when her best friend Vonne guilts her into going to a frat party, she couldn't think of a worse way to spend her night. That's until she sparks the interest of love’em and leave’em Ben Rodriguez. She knows she shouldn’t trust him, but the electricity she feels when they lock eyes is something she's never felt before. Twenty-two-year-old Ben Rodriguez has it all, and his senior year marks the beginning of even bigger things to come. He's a football star, fraternity president, and his endless pick of beauties makes him the envy of all of his frat brothers. So why is a pair of long legs and hazel eyes making him want to throw out his rules? Ari has her secrets. Ben has his rules. What happens when both your pasts threaten your future? Say Something... *This novel contains adult themes and language. 18+ please. This is book one in a series and contains a cliffhanger.
Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth- Amazon Sales Rank: #40754 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-25
- Released on: 2015-03-25
- Format: Kindle eBook
About the Author T.A. Roth is a wife and mother of two funny and crazy kids. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she couldn’t imagine living anywhere else. When she’s not beautifying clients as a stylist/make-up artist at her day job you can find her reading, fangirling her favorite authors, or singing along to the radio. After getting the opportunity to read the debut novel of a then client now friend something clicked. Her “what the hell” attitude kicked in and a year later, here we are. Say Something… A new adult romance is her debut novel.
Where to Download Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. 3.25 Stars with mixed feelings By Amazon Customer This book was a bit of a disappointment to me. Although, I do give it 3.25 stars, I'll tell you why. First, more about the book.You have Ari, the female MC. She's the typical, not-so-typical, college aged character, who's different because she's not super into partying and is normally pretty reserved and conservative. She doesn't date much, nor does she have a huge interest in finding love, until she meets Ben. Enter Ben. He's your typical, frat, player who dates and sleeps around, but never forms a solid connection with anyone and is completely uninterested in any sort of commitments or attachments. Until he meets Ari, of course, and all that changes.So, it sounds like your typical plot, right? It is. But it wasn't the predictability of the plot, nor the fact that it has been done already, because, hey, people do read the same plots and themes over and over. We like them, even if we say we don't (most of us). Those themes are universal for a reason. I'm okay with books that have been done before. Pretty much everything has. What counts is whether the voice is great and if they can put their own spin on it. I feel that, for the most part, this book did have it's own spin that it offered in the issues surrounding Ari. I don't want to say what they are. I'll let you read, if you're interested to find out.The beginning of the book (though a bit cheesy) really drew me in. It did hook me 100%. Here's what dissapointed me: After the first few chapters, the conflict just fizzled out for me. I don't know. There was conflict brought in by Maria, a girl Ben had been messing with that tries to sabotage his new relationship with Ari, but it just felt...trite. It just wasn't enough to provide the tension needed. And there were like 3 scenes from her POV, which I thought was weird and unneeded. Quite frankly, I didn't care why Maria did what she did, and I feel the book/writing would've been stronger had the author showed this in the scenes with Ben. We didn't need her telling us through MariaSome things happen, like Ben's grandma getting sick and his mother disliking Ari, but they all missed the mark for me. None of them added the conflict to the story that it lacked. Because of this, the story fell a bit flat. Also, it made the fact that (IMHO) there was too much sex and not enough depth to the characters' relationship. There were times when a sex scene ended, just for another two in a row to follow, with little in-between. I call this erotica, not romance. Maybe erotic romance would be a better genre for this..? I realize that part of New Adult and a continuing theme is sexual exploration, but this shouldn't be the ONLY thing that happens.Anyway, I gave this 3.25 stars and I do still recommend it for huge fans of NA, despite the things I said because I think you'll like it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Perfect Combination of Lust & Love By Verneen Summers This novel had me from the jump. The characters were intriguing and realistic. Usually the "love on first sight" stories bore me easily but this was interesting. I couldn't help but want to keep reading. Ari's and Ben's love kept the story vivid and fast paced. It didn't seem overly emotional or dramatic, it contained the perfect combination of romance and steamy lust. I will admit that at first the constant switch in POV's unnerved me but in the end I'm glad because it gives the reader a chance to see how each character handles each scene. The ending was a shocker and a cliffhanger and I can't wait for the second book to find out what happens. I will definitely have keep this author on my favorites list. From the vibrant and full of life Latin characters, to a endearing and sweet love story with in depth emotions and situations this novel deserves each of the 4 stars given.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I just couldn't get past the crazy insta-lust and creepy twist. By D. Hite I don't even know where to start with this one. I was completely underwhelmed by this book. It had such potential, but it just failed to reach it. The beginning was really strong, but it fizzled shortly thereafter. Why? Oh, gosh. There's several reasons.Say Something was built on instant attraction and lust. It was not a good insta-lust. It was a weird one. Ari and Ben were completely obsessed with each other and they hadn't done more than make eye contact. It was creepy!Ari was a contradiction. One moment she was weary of men because of her past, the next she was willing to give it up to someone she didn't know. She's never met him and has only made eye contact after feeling him watch her, but she's already worried how she's going to compete with his supermodel look a like booty call girl? How does she even know she'll like him? She's not a booty call sort of girl. Her actions didn't make sense to me. I needed there to be more build up of trust before she gave herself to him.Luckily, Ben was a cool guy. I worried about him in the beginning since he seemed like such a creeper, but he quickly redeemed himself. His relationship with his grandmother was really sweet. I almost wish the entire story had been in his point of view. I would have liked to have seen more of his life outside of Ari.I wish I could say I loved Ari and Ben together, but there wasn't much of a connection between them that wasn't sexual. 99% of their time spent together was sex. There were a few important conversations peppered in, but not enough to show their love was based on anything else. I mean, I like sex but I want to feel a connection between the characters.As for the writing, it was good but the dual points of view killed me for a while. It wasn't that I didn't like having both, it was just that each point of view overlapped the exact same time frame. I got the same exact story, just different perspectives. It felt redundant. I liked the story better when that stopped. I was a little confused when Ben's ex Maria's point of view suddenly popped up in the book. I know it was to clarify her motives, but it felt a little out-of-place to me. I don't think it really added anything to the story.There were a couple of interesting twists I didn't see coming. The last one created the cliffhanger for the ending. I have to say I wasn't a fan of it. I was pretty disgusted by it actually. I probably won't be reading the next book because of it.I know this review has sounded mostly negative so far, but there were some positives about Say Something. As I pointed out above, Ben was cool. And I loved both Ben's grandma and Ari's family. Their relationships brought a fun family aspect to the story.Sadly, the negatives outweighed the positives for me with Say Anything. I really wish I had enjoyed it more.
See all 63 customer reviews... Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. RothSay Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth PDF
Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth iBooks
Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth ePub
Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth rtf
Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth AZW
Say Something... (The Speak Series Book 1), by T.A. Roth Kindle
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar