Review of Rebelling With The Bad Boy by Sarah Sutton

 

Trusting the bad boy… What could go wrong?

It’s on my birthday that I realize the past sixteen years of my life haven't really been mine.
From my outfits to my hairstyles and even to my love life, my parents have control over all of it. And instead of fighting, I live by my mantra: keep my head down and keep my mouth shut.

Until I’m paired with Brentwood High’s resident bad boy, Hudson Bishop. There aren’t enough adjectives to describe him. Intimidating. Scary. Panic-inducing. There’s a reason the school calls him the Grim Reaper. And when our principal pairs us together for a “buddy program,” he makes it perfectly clear he doesn’t want to be stuck with a stiff like me.

But when I’m voted Most Likely To: Stay A Prude by the elite crowd of the school, suddenly Hudson Bishop is more than just a bad boy—he’s a way out from underneath my mother’s thumb. He’s a path to rebellion, and despite all of the warning bells going off in my head, I take it.

I just have to make sure I don’t get lost along the way…
And it may already be too late.

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My Review:  5 STARS

I picked this up because I’ve adored the other books in the series and was desperate to read this one. Sutton has a way of pulling you into the story and taking you along for the ride. I adored Gemma and Hudson, and the journey they took. The self-discovery of Gemma was perfect and spot on, the whole thing was just a delight, swoon worthy romance, and I can’t wait for book four in the series. If you’re someone who loves watching characters grow and change for the better, then this is an author for you! Highly, highly recommended!

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