I am going to describe the whole story in the form of gifs and images. Because words are not enough how hilariously stupid and thus enjoyable, I found the book at times. 
 From the first book we know Valerie's a proud virgin and we get to see others like her who want to stand up against peer pressure to have sex. 
 Soon we meet the cocky rockstar , Kyle Hamilton, who's piqued by Val's bluntness and ability to resist his charms. And so directs all his best cheesy lines at her. 
 Val definitely finds him hot because well....romantic leads who're rockstars won't ever elicit any other response. But val's a practical girl who's unfazed by just looks. His cockiness and brashness annoy the hell out of her. 
 But as soon as Kyle gets to know Val's a virgin, he's even more interested now and can't help doing everything to hook up with her. 
 Val's not having any of that and his uni-directional thoughts of having sex with her both amuse and annoy her. 
 This is how the first book goes basically. Sorry for such a brief recap, but I don't want to spoil the first book because it was actually much better than the second in the series and deserves to be read, if only once. 
 Now lets move onto the second book. 
 Kyle hasn't been able to get Val out of his mind. He's grown up and really wants another chance with Val. He manages to enter Val's life again and he brings his best to the game that involves winning her over. Sex is no longer his objective (at least that's what he says out loud). 
 Val who's been as heartbroken on their failed romance can't help letting him. The catch is. She's still going to maintain her virginity. 
 As hard as Kyle tries, it takes him an immense effort to keep his hands of her and keep his own abstinence vow. 
 And this is how the rest of the story goes. 
 By the time I finished , my fictional blood sugar levels were dangerously high because of all the sickeningly corny and cheesy dialogues. The whole book seemed so much like an M&B romance. 
 The two stars are only for the humour that was there and good enough writing.