Beautiful Disaster: Jamie McGuire (BEAUTIFUL SERIES)

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SIX. WHERE are her editors? I found MULTIPLE grammatical errors in this book that were just blatant. Did an editor actually read this or skim it? It almost made me not want to read it. This is not the author’s fault but in her editor instead. Travis smiled at me in what I assumed was his most charming expression. He oozed sex and rebelliousness with his buzzed, brown hair and tattooed forearms, and I rolled my eyes at his attempt to lure me in.

Travis Maddox? Jesus, Abby, since when did you start fishing in the deep end?” Finch said with disapproving eyes. The majority of this sequel was basically a regurgitation of Beautiful Disaster, main difference being the exchanging POVs between Abby and Travis. It didn’t really give us anything new but it filled a lot of gaps along the way and it was nice to see how other characters were perceived or what went on in their heads in different scenarios. Social media sensation North has appeared in Netflix’s smash-hit YA series Outer Banks, Hulu’s All Night and the smash-hit Disney Channel series I Didn’t Do It. Certain he can worm his way into Abby’s affections, Travis lays down a bet: if he loses his next fight, he must remain abstinent for a month. If he wins, she must live in his apartment for a month! I don’t mind being friends, but that doesn’t mean you have to try to get in my panties every five seconds.”Sprouse is repped by Bonnie Lietdke at Authentic Literary and Talent Management, UTA and David Markman at DLA Piper. Gardner is repped by 3 Arts Entertainment, UTA, Sloane Offer Weber and Dern LLP. North is repped by Buchwald, Luber Roklin Entertainment & Myman Greenspan. Barer is repped by Untitled entertainment, A3 and Peikoff Mahan. I rolled my eyes. “What are you...the Karate Kid? Where did you learn to fight?” Shepley and America glanced at each other, and then their eyes wandered to the floor. It didn’t take long to recognize I had said something wrong. His eyes widened and he quivered with howling laughter. “Oh my God! You’re killing me! That’s it. We have to be friends. I won’t take no for an answer.”

Shepley shook his head. “Jesus, Adam!” he yelled to the emcee over the noise, clearly disapproving of his friend’s choice of words. Travis spun the empty chair beside me and sat, resting his arms in front of him. “So you’re the Pigeon, huh?”

Beautiful Disaster takes a stereotypical trope into a refreshing direction.

I wrote Beautiful Disasterfor fun while editing Providence. Beautiful Disasterwas never meant to be published. I didn’t think it had a strong, intricate plot like Providence, so at the time I thought it was fluff no one would read. Beautiful Disaster was made up of several of my own college experiences mixed in with a lot of fiction. I wrote it for myself and a couple of girlfriends, wrote it the way I wanted without the pressure of considering that anyone else would read it. As the other novels I’ve written always seem to, Beautiful Disastermolded into what it is today while I was writing. I didn’t have a plan. I didn’t contemplate the plot or characters. I just wrote. I’m already impressed. I don’t normally have to beg girls to come to my apartment.” “I’m sure,” I said, screwing my face into disgust.