Brax Jenkins and Olivia Beaumont are the most envied couple at Winston University—but the so-called “virginity dare,” orchestrated by Brax’s old fraternity, almost tore them apart. Now, a new dare is taking shape, and it’s sure to set emotions ablaze—more than ever before.
Winston’s “It Girl” Harper Belle isn’t just president of the Deltas—she’s also a master at keeping her ugly past a secret. So, when the Kappas’ dare hits closer to home for her more than anyone realizes, she devises a competition of her own as payback. Three sorority sisters will seek out a notorious womanizer on campus and—unbeknownst their “mark”—secretly train him to be the perfect boyfriend. Always up for a challenge, Harper targets the biggest player she can find: Brax’s wickedly handsome foster brother Kane McCarthy.
But, Harper discovers there’s much more to Kane than girls, games, and partying. His easy smile belies the quiet, old soul reflected in his deep brown eyes. All it takes is one night, one secret laid bare, and one kiss from Kane to shift Harper’s world on its axis. Suddenly, the girl who’s always walked a straight and narrow path can’t think of anything else except losing control.
So What Did I Think Of Stupid Boy by Cindy Miles?
When I found out about Harper’s plan for her sorority to get back at the Kappas and their horrible dare I couldn’t wait to see how this would play out. Though the story ended up focused more on Harper and Kane dealing with their past more so then the plan that Harper had to reform a Kappa bad boy which I wasn’t expecting.
I was looking for a more bold edgy clashing battle of wills as Harper and Kane dealt with the plan. Though the drama was interesting and Harper and Kane had sizzling chemistry and this quiet intense relationship as they got to know each other.
Kane had a more quite but intense personality which was smoldering and I liked. Would I had loved him more if he was bold, loud and in your face? Definitely. Though I did like his persistence in getting to know Harper and wanting to establish a relationship with her. Harper had this goody two shoes persona which was ok. I really wanted her to stand up against her horrible grandmother and just be more herself throughout the story not just at the end.
Overall I found Stupid Boy by Cindy Miles to have an interesting drama with a sizzling romance and interesting likable characters which in the end I really liked.
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