*sighs happily* I love college romances. They have parties, drinking and sexual situations, but unlike adult romances characters are still young, unexpressed and full of life. And "Easy" was probably the best college book I've read so far. 
 Let's start with the love story. 
 Lucas... Hot, confident, mysterious, tortured. He also has tattoo, can cook and ride a bike. I think I am in love))) He can take me for a ride any time he wants! 
 He and Jacqueline were so cute together! And they were hot together! I could feel sexual tension sipping through the pages. 
 What I liked was that this book so much more that just another love story. Actually the romance wasn't the center of the plot. I guess the main attention was given to Jacqueline self growth. 
 Her boyfriend dumped her and she finds herself in the University she doesn't want to attend learning to be musical teacher instead of being a performer. She is lost and confused. But as the book progresses, she learns that everything happens for a reason, that there always is bright side and that you can always turn your life around. 
 "Easy" also touches upon the issue of rape. What is considered rape? Does it still counts if you are not a virgin, or if he is your boyfriend, or if you went with him willingly, or if you were the one to start it, but change your mind later? Do you still need to report it? What will be the consequences if you do? What will be the consequences if you don't? This book gives a great message to the young girls about how important it is to speak about abuse and sexual assault. 
 In addition to this, "Easy" has great secondary cast. My favorite was Jacqueline's roommate Erin with her deep knowledge of manipulating male population))) 
 All in all, it was very well-written, engrossing, unforgettable story. I loved every minute I spent with this book!