Review: Forked

Forked Forked by Melanie Harlow
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Eh, wasn't that eventful. I liked Coco from Mia's book, but then reading about her, I didn't feel like we had to READ about her. We could have easily watched her fell in love in the background. Anyways, I did like Nick, but you would never believe Coco was twenty-eight. She acted so childish in here. Especially the part where she thought she was pregnant. Was she always this stupid? I did like when she and Nick were together though. He's so hot and the sex scenes were FIRE! What pissed me off was in Mia's book, Coco kept giving her sound advice, but yet Coco didn't take her own and acted like a damn child. But it was fun watching Nick win her back though. Funny and sexy read. Best part was Mia and Lucas' wedding. Awww, he cried!!! Anyways onto Erin's story. SPOILER though, if you haven't read her Speak Now series, this book basically gives it away that Tiny and Joey ends up together and married for sixty-seven years and eight kids before they died. Noni was one of the kids!!! Yes, I cried at that.

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