I think this one gets 4.5 stars! I really loved it and am currently reading the 2nd in the series. 
 Double Clutch is about Brenna Blixen who has just returned to her home town in Sussex County, NJ after spending a year in Denmark with her mother and step-father. She was home-schooled while in Denmark and spent all her time with her mom (who had Brenna was she was barely out of high school). Brenna is a very smart, together 15 year old (although I would say much older than her years - and part of that is because of how she is written). 
 Brenna starts her first day of school meeting two very different, but equally hot guys, who both seem interested in her in their own way. Saxon is hot, wickedly smart, and totally in love with himself. Jack, on the other hand, while equally handsome, is quiet and reserved and quite humble. Brenna feels torn from the start but fate ultimately steers her in one direction. 
 What I loved about this book, while being YA, was that it was very mature. This was also a bit of a negative in my mind, as well. Brenna and Saxon have some really great exchanges,,, the writing of dialog is clearly a strength for this author. However, some of the dialog seemed a bit beyond what 15 and 16 year olds would be saying, in my opinion of course. I am far from a young adult, but I don't remember anyone talking like that when I was 16 years old. The other thing that was just a little unnerving for me was the sexual activity. OK, so I am a mom, so maybe I can't imagine my 15, 16 or 17 year old engaging in the sexual activity described in this book, and maybe that's where my apprehension came from,,, but it was a tiny bit bothersome. 
 Now that I got that out of my system, let me just say that I loved this book! I loved the emotion I felt for Brenna, Jack and Saxon,, and I felt it! I could totally see myself in a similar situation as Brenna was in (again, maybe not until I was in college, but that is neither here nor there), being attracted to two equally awesome, but oh so different guys at the same time. This was such a wonderful read that I don't want to give anything away (there is nothing earth shattering that happens, I just would prefer others read this book, rather than simply reading my review!). I'd recommend this to anyone who loves a little romance, and can remember what it was like to be a teenager.