Published May 13, 2013 by Createspace
Brooke Aarons can't get to college fast enough. Leaving
behind her small town life, she intends to transform herself into a brilliant
psychologist with no distractions along the way. But when she finds herself on
a double date with the school's star football player - and worse, enjoying it -
Brooke has to wonder if she's the one who needs her head examined.
James Cartwright's easy life, endless bucks, and long line of willing girls should make him a non-starter for Brooke, but as she learns, the psychology behind a bad crush is a whole lot messier of a subject. Maybe Plato was right. Maybe love is a serious mental disease. If so, Brooke doesn't have long to find a cure before James' attention proves to be a terminal condition.
James Cartwright's easy life, endless bucks, and long line of willing girls should make him a non-starter for Brooke, but as she learns, the psychology behind a bad crush is a whole lot messier of a subject. Maybe Plato was right. Maybe love is a serious mental disease. If so, Brooke doesn't have long to find a cure before James' attention proves to be a terminal condition.
My Thoughts…
I love when a new author comes across my desk. Michelle Manning is that new author for
January. I always start the book with a
little worry about what to expect.
Siding with Plato is exactly what I was hoping for and more.
I love Brooke and her college friends. They were each unique, yet so fitted to be
best friends with each other. My oldest
is heading to college next year and I hope that she meets friends like these
girls. (Although, a little less
drinking and partying and a lot more class time and studying would be
great.) While each had their own
insecurities they accepted each other without question and had each other’s
backs from the very first day they met.
Then come the boys… James of course is interesting. I didn’t like him, I thought he was using
Brooke and that she would get hurt.
Over time I came to like him more, but never really loved him. The boys that lived in the same dorm as the
girls were my favorites. The practical
jokes and conversations had me laughing out loud. The frat boys were exactly what I expected
and made me cringe.
If you are looking for a quick and fun story to read Siding
with Plato is exactly the right book.
I definitely recommend checking it out.
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About the author:
Michelle Manning was born and raised in Valencia,
California. After majoring in journalism at Arizona State University, she
worked in public relations and marketing, as well as for a red carpet
entertainment news reporter for PopSugar. She lives in New York City, where she
is currently working on the next installment, which will follow the girls of
University of Texas in their further chronicles. Siding with Plato by Michelle
Manning (published by CreateSpace, RRP $12.99 paperback, RRP $2.99 ebook) is
available online at retailers including amazon.com and can be ordered from all
good bookstores.
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