Jaqueline is dating Kennedy and he is the only boy that she has ever been with. She cannot imagine herself with anyone else and even puts her musical dreams on hold to follow him to the school of his choice. As if things couldn't get any worse, Kennedy decides that since he would like to go into politics, it would be a good idea for him to sow his wild oats now while still in college instead of feeling the pull to do it later and blowing his political career. And that is exactly how he explains it to Jaqueline. He doesn't understand why she is so mad? I mean after all, he is trying to let her down easy??? WTH!!! 
 "His jaw clenched. "Okay, so I guess trying to let you down easy was a bad idea-" 
 "This is your idea of letting me down easy? Breaking up with me so you can screw other girls? Without feeling guilty? Are you serious?" 
 "As a heart attack." 
 The last thing I thought before I picked up my econ textbook and hurled it at him: How can he use such a piece-of-shit cliche in a moment like this?" 
 This starts the whole premise to the book rolling and let me tell you, I could not put it down. The incoming character of Lucas was enough to make me swoon and keep on reading just to see what would happen. Will they kiss? Will they meet again?? 
 Lucas is a smart, sweet, totally hot guy that Jaqueline meets one evening after a frat party. I might say that their meeting was not under the best circumstances, but, he does not hold it against her. 
 "His hands reached for me, gripping my hipbones and pulling me forward. he stared down at me, his voice low. "There are some things I will make time for, Jacqueline." 
 Ms. Weber did a fantastic job with this book! At times it seemed a little predictable, but, you could never be quite sure if you were correct in your assumptions. I look forward to reading more of her work soon! 
 "If someone had asked, "How does this compare to kissing Kennedy?" I would have answered, "Who?"