VBT# Waiting on Forever - Ashley Wilcox

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On the lookout for a new "New Adult" novel to read ?
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Review: Waiting on Forever - Book #2 Forever Series - Ashley Wilcox - April 2013
Waiting on Forever is in a way , a book that you can either read as a stand-alone or in the series as it is a spin-off from Book #1 Planning on Forever . I do suggest that you read Planning on Forever first and then this one as Book #2 does reveal spoilers , but if you are like me and have picked this one up first and rearing to go - then just make sure you check out Book #1.
Waiting on Forever takes us into the atmosphere of college life at SUNY Cortland where upon orientation we meet two totally different people we have Matt Jacobs- a football playing jock who is here on a scholarship and Leah Bennett - a photography major with one thing on her mind , she is at college to get an Education. Leah and Matt couldn't be any different but on that fateful day at orientation, the two struck up a friendship which lead to an online friendship via email and of course due to the fact it's the 23rd century - Facebook.
From there , her relationship with Matt goes from virtually online only to seeing him everyday as he joins her French class . Then the whole experience for Leah totally snowballs as she finds herself wrapped into the world of Football player Matt Jacobs and of course finds herself "his girlfriend".
Leah , though doesn't want to be just another notch on the bedpost and is saving herself for the right one and thinks that Matt may very well be "just another jock".  When Leah meets his friends Colin and Summer, her viewpoint of him changes and will it be for the best or the worst ?
Has Leah finally found her Prince Charming and does the cliched saying "Opposites do attract actually ring bells" with this couple ?
 
If you are looking for an awesome New Adult novel to get stuck into, then check out the "Forever Series" by Ashley Wilcox.

 
 
 
 
 

 

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  1. BethApril 24, 2013 at 4:53 PM

    Would you say this book is okay for ppl who like PG-13 romance?

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    1. The Phantom ParagrapherApril 24, 2013 at 5:15 PM

      Hey Beth,
      There are sex scenes in this book as it is aimed at that 18-26+ age bracket, but personally for me I thought it wasn't over the top but I would assume it was more R16 and up sex rather than PG13

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