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A review by snaze6
Looking to Score by Alley Ciz
5.0
Having read all of Alley Ciz’s books I had a pretty good idea I would love this first U of J book, but I was absolutely blown away by how good this book was! I stayed up past 3 am to finish it good!
I knew going in it ended in a major cliffhanger and I’d have to wait at least a month for the next book to find out what happens....I hate books with cliffhangers, but this book is worth the stress and torture of waiting for the next book to release.
Alley Ciz has an amazing talent for writing a cast of characters that you can immerse into their world and make you want to be a part of their crew. Kayla’s family/friends and roommates along with Mason and his friends/teammates and fraternity brothers and family are definitely all unique characters with depth.
The POV switches between Kayla and Mason so you understand both perspectives and get to enjoy some epic text conversations between them and their friends. A few chapters are posts from the U of J’s social media platforms that give a perspective of the gossip going on around campus about Mason and his mystery girl.
I received an ARC from the author an am leaving an honest review. This book has been on my TBR list since it was added to Goodreads and I set an alert to buy it the day it is released. The next month can’t happen quick enough to get the book #2 of U of J!!
I knew going in it ended in a major cliffhanger and I’d have to wait at least a month for the next book to find out what happens....I hate books with cliffhangers, but this book is worth the stress and torture of waiting for the next book to release.
Alley Ciz has an amazing talent for writing a cast of characters that you can immerse into their world and make you want to be a part of their crew. Kayla’s family/friends and roommates along with Mason and his friends/teammates and fraternity brothers and family are definitely all unique characters with depth.
The POV switches between Kayla and Mason so you understand both perspectives and get to enjoy some epic text conversations between them and their friends. A few chapters are posts from the U of J’s social media platforms that give a perspective of the gossip going on around campus about Mason and his mystery girl.
I received an ARC from the author an am leaving an honest review. This book has been on my TBR list since it was added to Goodreads and I set an alert to buy it the day it is released. The next month can’t happen quick enough to get the book #2 of U of J!!