Review: Discovering Zhara : Kissing Benton - Jessica Sorensen

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Discovering Zhara: Kissing Benton (Bad Boy Rebels #1)

Review: Discovering Zhara : Kissing Benton - Book #1 Bad Boy Rebels Series - Jessica Sorensen - January 2017

Wanting something quick to read, I scrolled through my kindle and came to Discovering Zhara: Kissing Benton by Jessica Sorensen whom is an author I quite enjoy. A while back, I read a book about a girl named Alexis who was trying to find her place in the world along with her siblings after their parents died. Alexis is Zhara's twin sister. Zhara is the "good girl" of her family, but wanting to break out of the mould. The day her parents died, she told her mum she was sick of being perfect and now that conversation has haunted her. In this book, Zhara’s friend Taylor talks her into going to a party with her, the party is held at Benton's house. He is someone Zhara has had a crush on but is considered unattainable, he is part of a group of guys called "Bad Boy Rebels". When the girls show up, Benton refuses Zhara entrance to his party as he writes her off as a narc due to her Miss Perfect/Good Girl status. She stands up to him and he decides to give her a chance. Meanwhile at the party, Zhara realises she is out of her element and ends up in the bathroom. One thing leads to another and Benton joins her, they chat and make a bucket list including a first kiss. Soon actual bad guys turn up and Zhara takes the role of Benton's girlfriend, what has she got herself into and who really are the Bad Boy Rebels? Find out in this quick read novella "Discovering Zhara: Kissing Benton" by Jessica Sorensen today. Besides the high school party scene, this book is quite a clean teen read.

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