I recommend True. 
 ... so the story is a 3, but the unexpected strength from Rory earned an extra star. 
 This was a quick read. While True is not a New Adult book favorite of mine, it did take away some of my time without my noticing it. And I think that's a pretty good sign that I was into a book somehow. Right? 
 The plot was simple. Rory cannot believe a hot guy like Tyler will like a plain-looking girl like her. So when he started to show her that's he's interested, Rory was suspicious. He has to have some agenda... And I'm so glad she's not as naive to guys even if she has not dated anyone. 
 I liked that Tyler was not a jerk to Rory (prior to liking her), and he's not intimidated because she's smart. In fact, it's a turn-on for him. And behind the tattoos was really a normal guy trying to get by until he can have a decent job so he can take care of his brothers. 
 Like a said, it was typical romance. But Rory's character was stronger in the end. She says what's in her mind; she's not afraid to show that she's intelligent. She goes straight to the point; she does not stay silent when she wants to know something (especially from Tyler). Most of all, I really liked that even if she loved the guy, she left the choice for him. She let him decide if he wants to stay with her. Because it won't work if Tyler did not want to have that relationship with her himself. Her attitude was refreshing, really. Here's a girl who faced the reality of their circumstances. 
 True gave me a heroine worth reading. And that's enjoyable enough for me.