Double Clutch didn't really live up to my expectations. It's a good story for the story that it is, but I was pretty bored several times throughout. 
 Brenna Blixen is doing "share time," so she attends one school in the morning (regular high school) and another school in the afternoon (tech school). At her regular high school, she meets Saxon Maclean and is immediately intrigued but she tries to push that aside when she finds out he has a date planned with one of her friends. At her tech school, she meets Jake Kelly and is immediately intrigued by him, as well. Then, she has a problem, because both guys start to express an interest in her, so she has to choose. And she does. 
 I'm happy with the consistency of her choice; yes, she still struggles with the attraction she feels toward the other guy, but she doesn't lead him on or do anything she would regret. I'm also happy with how realistic the sex-related scenes/discussions are. Brenna lacks experience, yet she is curious, waters are tested, and I like how everything plays out. However, the whole love story happens a little too fast and it's a little too much right off the bat like that, but maybe that's just me. 
 Brenna. Well, there's really not much to say about her. She's likeable, but she doesn't really stand out to me. I can definitely relate to her situation, and I like how she stands up for herself, but, at the same time, there's really nothing memorable about her. And who in their right mind picks up someone's tooth off of the floor after witnessing it get knocked out of said someone's mouth?! In the beginning, I preferred Jake, but as the story progressed, I just kind of lost interest in him. He's a sweet guy, but he has a tendency to be creepily possessive. Also, a lot of things he says sound like straight up cheese and lines. He has a past, of course, and there is a lot of tension between him and Saxon that isn't all about Brenna (which is predictable, by the way). Speaking of Saxon, he's basically your typical asshole who, underneath it all, really does have a heart. Enough said. 
 I might read the next book, but I'm not in a hurry.