Losers: Part I

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But please believe that i really do love these characters, and the writing, and i love everything that this author is doing in the book world and i really respect and adore them a lot. By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file.

A while back I read Harley Laroux’s short story The Dare about Jessica, a former cheerleader and prom queen who’s reunited on Halloween with her onetime victim, Manson. You don't want any more frustrating choices, you don't want to have to think about being judged or rejected. it probably now seems odd for someone complaining this much to put a disclaimer at the beginning saying “i didn’t dislike this book”. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.Still what’s lurking deep inside her is her fantasies and that Halloween night she shared with Manson and the guys. they all had the same thoughts about jessica (except for lucas) and mostly treated her in the same way. i don’t even care to read a whole book about her, much less one filled with a constant stream of undeserved praise towards her. One night hanging out with her high school friends, they convinced Jess to come along to the farmhouse where the losers lived, and then they leave her stranded on their property alone. Alot of people say they were disappointed that the male narrator was too old but i thought he was so passionate!

Advertising Disclosure: Please note that many links to retailers are affiliate links, which yields a commission for us. The fact that they were open about this, the way they discussed relationships, romantic feelings and how each relationship can be different but still equal. the dialogue was especially hard to ignore, and maybe i’m wrong about this, but shouldn’t a book that has little to no other plot be able to contain realistic or, at the very least, passable dialogue?Hot, popular, and a former cheerleader, she looks down her nose at everyone - especially Manson Reed, the "freak" she used to bully. Losers is set a three years after The Dare, college is over and Jess has no choice but to leave Nashville and move back to her hometown. Jess is a tough nut to crack, all her life she’s had to be “perfect”, cheerleading captain, the most popular girl but behind all that is just a girl who wants to feel loved.