The Wrong Prom Date: A Fake Relationship YA Romantic Comedy (The Wrong Match Book 3)

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Teenage party where something goes wrong. At least at the end Ethan tells Hayley the truth and so that misunderstanding isn’t a cause for contention. PDF / EPUB File Name: The_Wrong_Prom_Date_-_Alexandra_Moody.pdf, The_Wrong_Prom_Date_-_Alexandra_Moody.epub The bad boy is a legit bad boy that doesn’t have a heart of gold and is conceited and self-centered! Finally a character that is true to how these guys are, why would they ever change if what they do works?? Hayley, honey, you’re home,” Mom tittered, flashing me a smile. She grabbed two pieces of material and brought them over to me. “I’m replacing those drab curtains in the family room. Which do you prefer, the hunter green or the emerald green?” Her eyes were bright with enthusiasm, like she’d just asked me to choose between a family vacation to Disneyland or a trip to SeaWorld. She always got this way about her work. Mom was one of those people who lived life at the emotional extremes of the spectrum. She never expressed herself in a half-hearted way. His brother Ethan stood by the car with two large duffel bags hung over each of his shoulders. He was glaring in the direction of his house, but he didn’t immediately move toward it. It was hard to believe the guy could be Owen’s twin, as the two of them couldn’t have been more different.

i just thought that the owen part got over pretty fast, like one day she just stopped loving him ? like this fast ? i wasn’t against this but maybe it could’ve been longer idk ? still loved the story, it was very cute!! Hayley Lawson had no chance of getting a date to prom. Thanks to a rumor gone wrong, the boys at school were all convinced she was only interested in dating college guys. She certainly wasn’t holding her breath waiting for someone to ask her to the big dance. A few weeks faking a relationship shouldn't be too hard. After all, Ethan is nothing compared to Owen. Right?

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We’d all been given a poetry assignment for homework, and Owen’s was so good the teacher had asked him to read it out in front of the class. I could immediately see why, because the poem was beautiful. It had shown there was so much more to him than the star footballer the school knew and loved. There was a thoughtful and deep soul buried beneath the layers of humor and frivolity. His words had laid his troubled heart bare, and I’d fallen for him right there in class. It certainly didn’t hurt that he was gorgeous and had only grown hotter over the years. This is a young adult book. It could even be suitable for preteens. It was a very easy read and the storyline could be followed while half asleep. It is definitely a romance. The plot is very obvious and you can tell what will happen within the first chapter of the book. It is one of those books you read because it is cute and light and easy. So the funny thing is that I didn't exactly know this book was the third book in a standalone series. I guessed so much as to see some of the other characters having their own main love stories in the previous books and I loved that they all appeared in this book too. I can't wait to read their stories and be still connected with this unique girl clique that is in for some major love stories along their high school times. :)

SHE DOESN’T GET WITH THE BAD BOY!!! Not going to lie this fact is like 58% of why I enjoyed this book Alexandra Moody is an Australian author who writes romance novels for young adults. She lives in Adelaide with her husband, son and their naughty dog. When she’s not busy writing, you’ll find her reading or spending time with her family. She loves to travel, is addicted to caffeine and has a love/hate relationship with the gym.

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the thing i loved the most in this book was the relationship between all of the characters !! like hayley/isa, ethan/isa, isa/madi, madi/hayley… well everyone i loved this series!!! admittedly i didnt like this one as much as the first two but it was still good I should have just gone up to him and welcomed him home—like a normal person would—but my body was frozen in place, and all I could do was watch as he began walking toward the house with his mom. He didn’t look in my direction, but that might have been a good thing. Thanks to an intense after-school cheer practice and my car breaking down, I was a bit of a mess tonight. The fact I was watching him like some infatuated schoolgirl wouldn’t have been a good look for me either.

This was such a sweet book and I read it super fast...and way into the night as I could just stop and wait until the next day to finish it. :D Uh, sure.” Wow, I was really struggling to tell her what happened with the car. Mom was the understanding parent, so it shouldn’t be so hard. I was usually quite good about owning up to my mistakes. The car breaking down wasn’t even my fault, but the ride home in the cop car had freaked me out. Suddenly, it felt like I’d done something wrong.

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firmly out of sight that I managed to shake off my surprise at seeing Owen and start moving again. It was as though I’d woken from a dream, and my limbs were tingling like they had been asleep for hours. My hearing seemed to start working again too, because I suddenly heard the car trunk slam shut and finally noticed that Owen hadn’t been alone with his mom.