MOTION: Second Chance New Adult Romance

Laws of Physics: Motion is a fun contemporary romance read. The characters are lovable. Right up to the cliff-hanger ending. Yes, the dreaded cliff-hanger. The reason this book got 3 stars instead of the 5 it was heading towards. Minus one star for a cliff-hanger and minus one because I'm just plain disappointed not to get the rest of adorable, quirky Mona's story. I won't be buying any books from this author. The only thing that could have made this worse is if I actually paid for it. Luckily is got a complimentary copy from Bookfunnel. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Motion is the first in a the second trilogy in in the hypothesis series. This is The Law of Physics part one. As always with Penny Reid expect the unexpected. In this book we meet Mona a twin whose abilities with maths and physics has produced someone who has had very little time in her life for wasting time and having fun. Uptight is putting it mildly. Suddenly she receives a phone call from her twin who has been arrested, and needs Mona to go home and pretend to be Lisa. The good time sister who is with a rock star and is into drugs. So to keep her sister out of trouble with their parents Mona agrees. Only one problem Mona has not got a clue how to behave like Lisa. To keep her out of trouble her brother’s best friend Abram is staying at the house to watch and keep her under control. Well after a makeover and advice from Gabby, Lisa’s best friend Mona arrives at the house and meets Abram. Well Mona is tongue tied and tries her best. Well we all know what happens with the law of hormones, the more time they spend together the more they like each other. This is a Penny Reid romance keeping me addicted until the last page, and then I have to wait until March until I read more of Mona and Abram. To find out what happens you have to read the book. Just a little warning this ends in a cliffhanger.

4.5 Stars Whenever I read a book by Penny Reid I'm reminded why I love her books so much. I'm one that loves dual points of you in the books I read, but Penny weaves magic with her writing I hardly notice. I really loved Mona. She's so book smart and with social situations she's so adorably awkward. From the start of this book means she's out of her comfort zone and just keeps getting more when she's in Abram's presence. I so want to be friends with her because she's got a big heart and I love her little sayings. Like the blurb says this book does end on a cliff hanger, but surprisingly it doesn't bother me one iota. It does leave me eagerly awaiting the next book because I have a feeling Mona is going to be in for a lot of surprises.