Oh goodness gracious! Just when I thought it couldn't get any better than the first,,, it does! This is the 2nd novel in the Brenna Blixen series (the 3rd to come out sometime in the Spring of 2012). I am so glad that I gave these novels a shot, because they rock! I'll note that I am a Jersey girl, born and bred and so is Brenna and her 2 hot and sexy men, Jack and Saxon. So, it made this series even more appealing to me that the characters live in NJ. 
 Anyway, I digress. This series is not about NJ, it's about Brenna Blixen, a teenager living in NJ with her mom and step-dad, who is in love/lust with two very different guys. In Double Clutch, the first in the series, we met and fell in love with Jake, just as Brenna did. Jake is a sexy, honest, understated, humble kind of guy and he is a wonderful boyfriend to Brenna. But, Brenna's mom is very overprotective of her only child, so, she has decided to wisk Brenna away to Paris with her during Christmas break. And, when she gets to the airport, Saxon (or Sexon!) is there as well,, part of the group that will be touring Paris for the week. Things get very confusing for Brenna while she is in Paris, with Saxon, and they start to fall apart for Brenna (and her relationship with Jake). 
 At about 1/3 of the way through the book, I hated the person that Brenna was becoming! I was so annoyed with her choices and how much of a bitch she was turning into. And, my heart hurt for Jake, and for Saxon, and eventually for Brenna. The love triangle in this book was unlike many others I have read,, and I've read a lot. There was real, true, honest emotion in these relationships that made me sigh, cry and get a little excited over. This, to me, is what makes a good story (especially a good love-triangle story). 
 I could seriously gush over this book endlessly. But, first I will tell you that this author knows how to write angst, internal feelings, oh and sex (well, not actual sex)! I literally felt what Brenna was feeling and could totally relate to her internal struggle of what to do, to make herself and those around her happy. 
 I like the way the book ended, as it had an end. However, the door was left open and I am looking forward to seeing what else is in Brenna, Jake and Saxon's futures.