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Perfect Chemistry (Perfect Chemistry, #1) - Community Reviews back

by Simone Elkeles
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Babyfishmouth
Babyfishmouth rated it 12 years ago
Completely cheesy and full of cliches with an epilogue that made me laugh out loud in disbelief. But yet... I had a lot of fun reading it. I just hope teenagers recognize it for the fantasy that it is.
I like turtles
I like turtles rated it 12 years ago
I nearly didn't finish this. I'm usually a sucker for the opposites-attract trope, but these two just didn't work for me. Their inner monologues make no sense; the process of both of them realising that they like each other much more than they want to is a torture (and not of the good kind) to behol...
Lkay ❇✾The one-click buy button addict❇✾
I've been waiting for a while to read this book. I was a little worried to be quite honest, that this would be another case of a story that didn't quite live up to its hype. I've let myself be seduced by rave review before, and ended up very very disappointed.This was NOT the case with Perfect Chemi...
Don't Give Me YA/NA-Give Me a Hot Ass Alpha♥
1.5 stars... seriously stereotypical.
SheReadsALot...seriously.
SheReadsALot...seriously. rated it 13 years ago
I liked the story. I liked the happy ending, epilogue was sweet. I didn't think Brittany was so deserving of Alex. Alex was a bad boy who really was a pretty decent guy. Brittany didn't have much major stressors as she believed.
Woman Reading
Woman Reading rated it 14 years ago
I'm going to start this review with the one negative, lets just get it out of the way.I didn't buy the ganglife in this book. It felt as though a woman was daydreaming about what a gang members troubled life would be like, but it was a bit too soft. Alex was the gang member with a heart of gold. ...
But I don’t know what to do with those Tossed Salads and Scrambled Eggs.
Perfect Chemistry was a good read. It kept me interested, and the characters were mostly likeable. I had a couple of issues with it. Firstly, the author felt the need to continually reinforce the setting and character traits through the use of dialogue. This is fine, except that it was repeated ...
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