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A review by missriki
Subject to Change by Alessandra Thomas
5.0
I was an instant fan of Alessandra Thomas' writing after reading her debut novel Picture Perfect, but after reading her latest work, Subject to Change, I am a fan for life. In this wonderful story we meet Joey, a college student hell-bent on surviving pre-med in order to fulfill a promise to her father who passed away from cancer. She is struggling and in desperate need of a change in direction when she lands the absolutely hunky Hawk as a partner in a general business class. Sparks fly and the story takes off from there.
Joey is a wonderfully developed character with dreams and aspirations that any woman can relate to. She's highly likable and I cheered for her throughout this book. As for Hawk- Oh. My. Goodness. Hot, hot, hot. Every girl loves a bad boy and this dark, handsome, tattooed, motorcycle-riding heartthrob is to die for. It's impossible not to fall for him, even when the drama starts.
What I loved most about this book is that not only is it a kick-ass love story with some very wonderfully steamy scenes, but it's a beautiful story about doing what's true in a girl's heart. Watching Joey's transformation from uptight pre-med student to a woman who is confident and believes in herself has in itself reminded me that we have to do what's right for us, no matter who we might think it disappoints.
I loved this book and cannot wait to share it!
Joey is a wonderfully developed character with dreams and aspirations that any woman can relate to. She's highly likable and I cheered for her throughout this book. As for Hawk- Oh. My. Goodness. Hot, hot, hot. Every girl loves a bad boy and this dark, handsome, tattooed, motorcycle-riding heartthrob is to die for. It's impossible not to fall for him, even when the drama starts.
What I loved most about this book is that not only is it a kick-ass love story with some very wonderfully steamy scenes, but it's a beautiful story about doing what's true in a girl's heart. Watching Joey's transformation from uptight pre-med student to a woman who is confident and believes in herself has in itself reminded me that we have to do what's right for us, no matter who we might think it disappoints.
I loved this book and cannot wait to share it!