The Boyfriend Plot

Stella Wilkinson

Stella Wilkinson

About this ebook

How do you get a boy to notice you? I'm completely in love with Scott Lawes, except that it's like I don't exist to him. But I have a plan, and I'll do whatever it takes!

Jenny wants Scott, and ropes Nick into her plans to get Scott to really see her as a girl he could date. But Before Nick knows what's happening he's falling for the girl that wants his best friend. Can he make her notice him instead before it's too late?

Young Adult Romantic Comedy, from best selling author of The Flirting Games Series

Warning, this book contains mild swearing and sexual references, suitable for 13+

Keywords: High School Romance, Flirting, Kissing, Boys, Best friends, Teen Romance, first time, first kiss, first love relationship, young adult, new adult, late teen romance, romantic comedy, humour humor humorous, light hearted fun romance, falling for you, his kiss, dating deal, kissing dating love and sex, British English School romance

Ratings and reviews

When I read from the Girl's POV , it was like a mediocre teen romance, but as it changed the POV , it became somewhat weird for me. Because, the male lead's thoughts were somewhere between the lines of sexist , actually crossing the line. I found it weird that the female lead was justifying it when Nick pulls her cleavage, and she says she knows he was only teasing in a friendly way, but, what type of friends actually pull your cleavage? And there were many things I didn't like about this story. But, if you read it superficially and skip the Nick's POV, then it will be better.

The last page was a bit abrupt for me. The dialogue could have been written differently on the last page. This is mostly why I only gave this story three stars. Although reading Nick's perspective halfway through wasn't exactly necessary, I greatly appreciate the author for adding it in. Jen has a naive perspective that would have left the overall story childish. Nick's perspective added depth as he gave readers further insight to his inner conflict. There was enough of a difference in how he thought ( how the author used words for both characters) for an older audience to want to continue to read the story.

A quick, light-hearted read that can be finished in a single sitting. Filled with humour and enough flirting and romance throughout, 'Notice Me' is a must read for fans of cute teen-romances. While the characters could have been fleshed out more, they were still wonderfully written and fun to read about. It's a classic bad boy falling for the good girl romance that tugs at all those teen hormones you remember from high school. The ending was a little abrupt, I'd like to have seen more snippets of the characters' emotions near the end but it was still worth the read.

About the author

 www.stellawilkinson.com