Kissing in Cars (Kiss and Make Up, #1)

Kissing in Cars (Kiss and Make Up, #1)

Sara Ney

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Will she, or won't she... Studious and (mostly) sensible, the only thing Molly Wakefield wants to do is get through Senior Year and graduate. Well, that and hit the beach in her spare time. Okay, fine - and go shopping every once in a while for a new dress... (and who could blame her?) And things are going according to plan - until the day she spies Weston McGrath, handsome star athlete and scholar, spying on her in study hall. A tad creepy? Maybe. Thrilling? Absolutely. You see, Weston McGrath happens to be one guy no one can get close to. Despite her best efforts to avoid it (because let's face it - the guy isn't exactly "boyfriend material") Mollly and Weston form a friendship. And more.... Sort of. But it's a friendship that comes with a price - because Weston just cannot seem to stop screwing things up. Or saying all the wrong things. Possibly in that order... And who has time for an 18 year old "fixer-upper" that should know better? Not Molly. Or does she? This is book one and includes chapter one of book two, Ke Kissed Me First. This book is a stand-alone with no cliffhanger. Note: This YA book is intended for 17+ due to the vulgar language used by its male characters (and occasionally the females as well, even though they're too lady like to do it throughout the entire book). Some adult sexual situations that steam up a few car windows. This title is approx. 63,000 words.

Publication Year: 2014


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  • Capnrandm
    May 02, 2025
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    I would have given this another star if it hadn’t felt like a muddle of YA and New Adult. The sexual content is YA, but the character descriptions and specialization of the situation are much more NA. I liked Molly and Weston as characters, but the book felt weirdly truncated when things skipped any sex scenes to a “We’re together and boning” epilogue. Asking someone to prom would have been a more traditional ending for a YA, and would have made more sense for a relationship that wasn’t going to have sex scenes. This disconnect is based on the descriptions and conversations, very sex heavy, but the content and HEA being expected was more YA, then the epilogue was more NA. All over the board.

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