Het was ZO vrouwonvriendelijk. Iedereen was een slet of dom, behalve Sloane want zij is niet zo. Hoe er over Amy de vriendin van Silas werd gepraat was ook echt niet okay. Of over RJs moeder. De homofobie en bifobie ("De meeste getrouwde mannen zijn bi", direct citaat van een guy die een getrouwde man probeert te verleiden. WAT BETEKENT DIT) spatten er vanaf. Manmanman. Dar... cei doi sunt anunțați că vor deveni frați vitregi, deoarece mama unuia și tatăl celuilalt se căsătoresc! This was good! I am a fan of Elle Kennedy’s writing so when this book landed on my doorstep, I could not wait to read it. I liked the multiple points of view used to tell this story and I liked most of the characters but I felt like RJ, Sloane, and Fenn were the ones that shined which worked perfectly since they seemed to be at the center of the action most often. The story follows a group of boys that attend a private all-boys prep school called Sandover Prep. We also meet the headmaster’s daughters who are hard to resist. he has a raging sex addiction that is never taken seriously by anyone. everyone treats it as a joke, including elle kennedy. he’s also addicted to drugs and has been to rehab multiple times but doesn’t seem to be affected by this addiction?? like he is never impacted by these addictions (other than getting a slap on the wrist from the headmaster). it seems like elle kennedy added these addictions to make him seem more edgy instead of taking such a heavy and incredibly impactful issue seriously.

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I imagine you have figured out there is a lot more going on than romance. If Gossip Girl and Off Campus series had a child, Misfit would be the result: teenagers, romance, friendship and loads of drama. For the same price, you have five POVs instead of only two -which also means you’ll have ⅖ of the romance. While I enjoyed RJ-Sloane’s banter, it was far from EK masterpieces. Having so many POVs decreased the amount of development per character and the romance suffered from that-or maybe I’m not that much into the insta-attraction anymore. The friendship between the four boys was my favorite part of the story, especially the dynamics of Silas-Lawson. IT SEEMED LIKE the multiple POVs were either a hit or miss for most people and it was definitely a hit for me, which is rare because I normally don't like multi-POV books as much. I feel super invested in some of the other character's stories already and I can't wait to see them play out in the sequels Told from multiple points of view, I had no trouble transitioning from one to another. The characters were well-developed. Both RJ and Sloane go through dramatic transformations during the storyline. C. Him ogling his roommate- no. Creepy and gross. Your roommate should be safe in his room. If it had been a girl, would this have been written in his POV? (Well, given the other mess in this book, probably. And it’d have been equally disturbing.) The more they banter, the more the attraction between them grows. But Sloane’s father isn’t the only threat to RJ—her ex-boyfriend, Duke, doesn’t like the new kid, and if he has to destroy him, he will. RJ is going to need the help of his friends, and maybe an attitude adjustment, if he’s going to prove he’s worthy of Sloane and survive senior year.But what happens if Casey is no longer the same girl he first fell for? Is there any hope for their future if she’s gone rogue for good? Get the eBook: the ending was incredibly unsatisfying. i don’t mean the cliffhanger-ish part, I mean that RJ and Sloane’s resolution was rushed and uneventful. it was just boring and made me stop caring about their relationship at all. Also, the humour in this was hilarious. I freaking loved Lawson. That boy. He is messed up but his humour was gold. It really did have potential. I was hooked at the start. It had the exclusivity gossip girl fans rave about, the boarding school scene, red hot attraction..

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POVs is too many. At most, I’d have been fine with Fenn, RJ, Sloane. I never need inside Lawson’s head ever again. Silas- there was literally no point to his POV or his character. Because it was multiple pov.. i think that’s why this one struggled to keep afloat. Everyone just HAD to have their 5 minute monologue and side story so it veered off the main plot and the mmc and fmc. I kept forgetting about RJ and Sloane because Lawson kept inserting his forbidden affairs in, Silas kept moaning about his sinking relationship with Amy, then there was Fenn with Casey 🙄 Sloane (ik denk dat je het zo spelt, ik heb het audioboek en wil het niet opzoeken): De enige vrouwelijke POV. Niet heel opmerkelijk. "Ik zie in wat voor manipulatieve zooi het is. Anyway, ik ga naar hem toe" is een geparafraseerde tekst uit het boek. Manmanman. It’s been a long time since Casey Tresscott has felt like her life was her own. After the car accident that nearly cost her everything, she’s used to her family’s coddling and the relentless whispers at school, no matter how much they sting. After all, she’s found a safe harbor in her budding relationship with Sandover’s golden boy, Fenn Bishop…or so she thinks. Good thing RJ doesn’t believe in rules. He wants her bad, and he’s going to win her over if it kills him.We get introduce to the cast of enigmatic characters like his step brother Fenn, his friends Lawson and Silas. As well as Sloane and her sister Casey. Did I also get intrigued by Sloane's douchey ex, Duke? Yes, yes I did. But that's a discussion for another day. After RJ’s mom marries a rich man seemingly out of nowhere, he is forced to attend Sandover Prep School for his senior year. His plan is to keep his head down and not form any attachments. But all of that changes when he meets Sloane. She’s the headmaster’s daughter and also forbidden. Though, RJ is never one to follow the rules…‬