Ummmm mmmmm.... The Reformed Bad Boy.
(Well, maybe not so much Bad Boy but bad enough)
Let me say, there is nothing better then a romance of 2 people who seem so far separated to only learn that they are everything alike.
Alex, a hardened and feared gang member--and not even of full legal age-- from the wrong side.
Brittney, a seemingly has-it-all girl from the right part of town carrying along in her merry dandy life.
Who would have thought that the hardened gang banger is not as tough
and the seemingly has-it-all has not so much.
Perfect Chemistry explored the tale of two different worlds intertwining
and mingling in one. Alex, a representation of one and Brittney of the other.
The world is a high school setting which often times can very well be a battle field.
Rumors, gossip, nasty remarks and ignorance thrives in high school halls
but as we see in Perfect Chemistry there may just be more then meets the eye.
Readers are taken along a beautiful love story with Alex and Brittney steering the way.
They are not your run of the mill teenagers.
Alex is in deep trouble and those who call the shots are not so forgiving.
Brittney is heavily burdened with the upkeep of a facade no teen girl should bare- or
anyone for that matter.
Together they make discoveries of the worlds they come from, they break one another's facades
and more importantly they discover themselves.
Readers will not be disappointed. In fact, we are treated to an epilogue some 23 years later. It was a teeny weeny glimpse but I am willing the grasp at that wee bit more- anything to extend a
fascinating read.
Personally, I enjoy YA Romance because I believe in love even young love-maybe especially young love.
Granted it may not lead to marriage but it is still worthy of being named love.
Is it not?
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