Review: My Roommate's Girl - Julianna Keyes

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My Roommate's Girl

Review: My Roommate's Girl - Julianna Keyes - June 2017

 Aiden Shaw was stuck between a rock and a hard place, with only two options - go to Prison or accept a scholarship and head to college under a second chances program. Aiden chose the College Route of course. This landed him with Jerry as a roommate and meeting Aster. Aster is the perfect girl-next-door, or so Aiden believes. He wants her and hasn't felt this way about anyone before; the thing is she is taken and is Jerry's girlfriend. Aiden invites Jerry to a bachelor party and sets Jerry up with a stripper. This causes a domino effect where Jerry and Aster break up, and Aiden steps in to be the "good friend" and person whose shoulder she cries on. One thing leads to another, and the pair starts to get closer and closer. That is until Jerry kicks Aiden out of the apartment and Aster realizes the truth about what Aiden has done. Now neither of them will talk to Aiden. Turns out though that Aster isn't the perfect angel that Aiden believes she is and they find themselves in similar shoes. Will Aster give Aiden a second chance at romance, just like they were both given second chances at a new life? My Roommate's Girl by Julianna Keyes was a good read, and it shows readers that more often than not we can't judge a person by what they look like as outward appearances can be deceiving.


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