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 STUPID GIRL, STUPIDER BOY 
 First of all Olivia is my home girl. She loves astronomy, is totally dorky/nerdy, never wears makeup, and only has one hairstyle. The beginning really gets you right in the heart and set the mood for the rest of the book. For some reason the new adult books I've been reading take place in Texas so I'm not sure if that means Texas is the root of all heartache or all romance. 
 Right off the bat we are introduced to Brax who for some reason is called a Southie even though he's from the Bronx. Texas lingo never ceases to confuse me. What starts out as a harmless encounter is later revealed to be the beginning of something powerful. Good and bad. This was on the verge of being a insta love book but thankfully both characters had their heads on straight and waited it out. This was definitely a case of too fast too soon but everyone moves at their own pace I guess. 
 The side characters in this story are decent and some-what like-able. At times the best friend or other side characters would take a back seat (read: literally disappear) but that was ok. Olivia's roommate becomes a vital character for growth and I was glad to see a strong well supporting best friend in a story like this. 
 Final thoughts: This book had a lot more new adult "connection" then I thought it would. Olivia is a total nerd and I loved her. Brax of course was the stereotypical bad boy turned love sick puppy for said "normal" girl. It should have come off as a been there read that sort of book but the differences was what kept me reading. 
 Would I recommend this book? 
 Overall this wasn't really anything new per say but I still enjoyed it nonetheless. If you're expecting some groundbreaking new plot I would move on. If you just want a nice slightly heartbreaking romance I would recommend this book to you.