Baya Brighton is looking forward to her first year at Whitney Briggs
University. New start, new friends, new adventures. The last thing Baya
was looking for was a love interest. That is until she meets her
brother’s roommate, Bryson Edwards.
3:AM
Kisses was dumb… There’s no other word I can use to describe how I felt
about it. I seriously rather be audio water boarded by Pink’s get this
party started than ever have to experience this again. I really hate
hating books because I know how much hard work goes into them and how
much effort goes into getting them published… but I still stand behind
my statement. This book was just not for me. The fact that it is one of
the most cliche things ever written really isn’t helping it's case
either. I should have known right away this book wasn’t for when I was first
introduced to Baya and her wardrobe malfunction… That happens on page
like I don’t know two and that’s really when my rage began.
Baya is
just lame. She’s one of those characters that wants to be strong and
independent but yet can’t handle anything alone. Example: she has an
issue with her roommate and instead of being an adult and talking to
the girl she storms out to find big brother then avoids the girl. That
is just 1 of the 100 examples of the childish decisions she makes. Baya is nineteen but if she didn't tell me, I'd have thought her brothers assessment of 13 was closer to the mark. Then there’s
Bryson, who yes I called Dyson the whole time, is a real piece of work.
First off if you know me then you know I love a good slutty guy in a
book…. But even I have a line drawn where it goes from promiscuous to
downright disgusting… And our boy Dyson is way beyond the point of no
return. The thing he and he’s frat brothers do that really set me off
was that they keep a wall of tally marks (they each have their own
section to keep score) of how many hook ups they have. Baya even states
that Dyson is hitting triple digits… TRIPLE DIGITS!!! So that statement
already had me wanting to peel my skin off. But, to make matters worse with them, the
way Baya explains situations she’s in are written very poorly. I
don’t think you should use food to describe someone body parts (if you
pick up what I’m putting down). The thing that really had me choking on
my own vom was when she said she thought it was going to impale her and
come shooting out of her mouth… YES THIS IS ACTUALLY SAID.
I have no
clue besides looks wise why these two are even attracted to each other.
He’s a stage five clinger and she has the street smarts and intelligent
of a 5 year old toddler. Ha I failed to even mention that they have this
“double dog dare you” thing as an “inside joke” but by then end of the
book I had heard that sentence so many times I would rather listen to
nails on a chalk board… Kid you not when I got to the end of the
book and the last sentence in it was “I double dog dare you” I almost
ran out into traffic! There’s only one real sub character to cover and that’s he
brother Cole. Who I bet you can already
guess, I also hated. He was also a man troll and lord help this poor boy because he couldn't seem to keep
his “gift” in his pants for two seconds!!! PLEASE PUT IT AWAY FOR THE
FIVE MINUTES YOUR SISTER IS PRESENT!
As far as the story line goes just take every cliche thing from every
other YA/NA book you’ve read in the last five years and throw them all
together and you will get 3:AM
Kisses. I predicted what this book was going to be 25 pages in… “I’m
guessing our leading lady is the shy sheltered good girl who will turn
from a lady on the streets to a freak in the sheets… And he is the
slutty rich boy from the wrong side of the tracks with a dark past who
will be swept off his feet by this special snowflake of a lady”… That’s a
direct quote from my goodreads progress page, and let’s just say I
nailed it. Even the dark twisted past is exactly what you think it is.
There is no wham bam thank you mam surprising moments. The forbidden
love is so not that juicy, the big surprises are things you will seem
coming, events you are hoping will be awesome have little
sizzle to them, and the same goes for the smutty sections. This book was just
much ridiculous thrown into one book. My biggest question however was WHEN THE HELL DO THESE KIDS GO TO CLASS???
This book gave me heartburn and a headache from rolling my eyes.
1/10 Double dog don't you dare say that sentence Stars
-Angela
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