The parents of the rich kids are political titans, industry big wigs, old money, new money…money…money…money. They occasionally take scholarship students. Hannaford Prep is an elite school with students from very wealthy families. However, there were some big WTF moments, and I kind of hate myself for getting sucked in. Here’s my headline: I read this train wreck in record time, I laughed, I rolled my eyes, I tried to explain the plot to my teenage daughter (minus some of the dirty bits…) and I don’t regret it. It’s Kindle Unlimited and I grabbed it and it sat on my TBR list FOREVER. This series was highly recommended in one of my favorite Facebook groups and has amazing reviews overall. There are many characters with complex backstories and you could be busy for months if you choose to be. There are several storylines you can follow in multiple other books. BUT, to say it’s complete isn’t exactly true. If I end up falling in love enough or get turned off enough with this series, you’ll hear from me again.Where do I begin? Let’s start with the title. In an audio book situation, it would make the story so much hotter and more enticing. Regarding the narration, I would love for more writers of reverse harem to start writing chapters to include the male POV (narrated by a male) or at least allow for a male narrator to narrate the speaking parts for the heroes. Other than that, it is an interesting series and leaves me wanting to know what happens next. I keep thinking of the characters as college age so I don’t get creeped out. Third, I’m struggling with the ages of the characters because I’m ready for the slow burn to heat up yet when I think of their actual ages, it makes me cringe. Secondly, while I love people that don’t necessarily know just how beautiful they are, this heroine is killing me with her density. Sometimes far-fetched bothers me more or less.

First of all, this series is just so far out of the realm of possibility, that it’s more than a tad frustrating. The cliffhanger definitely pulls you in! But I do have some issues to discuss. And I plan to purchase the next installment.

Ok, I’ve obviously liked this series enough to continue to book two. Really Good So Far with Some Minor Drawbacks

Just Drop Out by J. Bree