There is nothing I love more than a good old love triangle. Reading about two wonderful guys fighting for a girl makes me very happy. And this is what "Double Clutch" is essentially about. But surprisingly I found it lacking. 
 To start with, it lacked good editor work. It has too many little discrepancy. 
 Read this for example: 
 "I took a long shower and got dressed, then straightened my room. I was just thinking about calling Jake when I heard the mechanical whine that had scared me before. I checked my makeup in the mirror, then burst through the door and into Jake's waiting arms" 
 Why was she wearing a makeup? She just got out of shower! 
 You can say that I cavil at every word but there were a lot of such errors. I couldn't help but notice them. 
 Then, it lacked realistic main heroine. Brenna is just too perfect. She is beautiful (and she knows it), smart, talented (her designs are amazing), good at sport, has great relationship with her mother and stepfather. She kept telling Jack that she is not some ideal girl, but we couldn't see it. I kept expecting a halo to start glowing over her head at any minute. All that perfection just made her seem unreal and hard to connect to. 
 And what was the deal about picking on Denmark? Why every one of Brenna friend don't know anything about it? Was is just author imagination or is American education really this bad? I was in six grade when we learned every word country with their capitals and biggest rivers and mountains. 
 And the phrase: 
 "Why did Thorsten have to be from the least recognized of all of the European nations?" 
 It is just offensive! I am sorry for being bitchy, but I am from the small European county too, so I am sensitive about this subject. 
 In the end, I also think that for a YA genre it had pretty detailed description of make out (almost sex) scene. I don't think that it will give teenagers right ideas. 
 It wasn't a bad book. I think that I would love it if I was fifteen years old. Now I found it a little naive and overdramatic. I am pretty cynical and I want love being shown by actions and not words. Some moments were just too sweet for my taste. And a lot of sweet is not good for my teeth.