Review: Maybe Not - Colleen Hoover

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Review: Maybe Not - Book #1.5 Maybe Series - Colleen Hoover - November 2014

It has been a while since I read the story Maybe Someday with the introduction of Ridge and Sydney and the mismatched characters that flat together in the apartment. When I read this book, I fell in love with Ridge and Warren. They were two of my favourite characters as Ridge was just a sweet deaf boy and Warren was the untouchable fun bad boy. The girls were Sydney who was the girl that Ridge saved and would eventually become his girlfriend, Maggie who is Ridge's current squeeze, and Bridgette who was the hard chick and one of those high-maintenance females with an attitude to boot. I didn't like Bridgette as she is the type of female I would normally avoid in real life. Maybe Not is the enemies-to-lovers love story between Warren and Bridgette. The unlikely duo who don’t do dating and emotions but somehow work well together and eventually will become a couple. If you are looking for a quick read and a novella filled with new adult angst, then Maybe Not is the read for you.  This book crosses over with Maybe Someday, so it is available to be read before or after Book #1.

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