Review: I Knew You Were Trouble - Paige Toon

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I Knew You Were Trouble (Jessie Jefferson, #2)

Review: I Knew You Were Trouble - Book #2 Jessie Jefferson Series - Paige Toon - July 2015

Before her summer break , Jessie was a nobody - just another girl at school and all was well and fine with her life and then her mother died leaving her living with her stepfather who happens to be the Head of the Maths department at her school. Just after her mother died, Jessie discovered who her "real" dad was and got the surprise of a lifetime when it turned out to be RockStar Johnny Jefferson. During her summer break, she went to LA to get to know him and his family which included his new wife Meg and their two children Phoenix and Barney.  At first everyone was a bit wary, but as time went by Jessie found herself loving getting to know her dad and other family. By the time Summer finished , though Jessie was back at school and having to live the life of the Undercover RockStar Daughter. If that wasn't hard enough to live with, it seems that this year Jessie is coming into her own and she has come back from LA more confident . Can she learn to juggle her new life as well as keep her old friends and not change too drastically as a few have accused her of ? What will happen though when her secret identity is revealed ? This will be a test to see who her real friends really are and guess what there are some perks to being a RockStar's Daughter as Jessie gets the chance to be in a band if only she can overcome her stage fright.
I Knew You Were Trouble was a fun YA read as we discover what can happen when your life as you know it gets flipped upside down completely . Fans of The Princess Diaries and First Daughter / Saving Liberty will enjoy I Knew You Were Trouble by Paige Toon.




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