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Breaking the Rules of Revenge by [Samantha Bohrman]

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Mallory Jones is tired of being the girl who stays home and practices French horn while her identical twin, Blake, is crowned homecoming queen. So when she has the opportunity to pretend to be Blake, she takes it. At Camp Pine Ridge, she will spread her wings and emerge a butterfly. Or at least someone who finally gets kissed by a cute guy. That is, until bad boy Ben Iron Cloud shows up, ready to get revenge on Blake—aka Mallory.

If it weren’t for that infuriating girl, Ben wouldn’t even be at camp. Luckily, he now has six weeks to soak up some rays and get even with his nemesis. But the more time he spends with Blake, the more he realizes she’s nothing like the girl he thought she was—she’s kind and innocent and suddenly way too tempting. And soon enough, revenge is the last thing on his mind. Unfortunately, the girl he’s falling for is keeping a major secret...

Disclaimer: This book contains a super-hot bad boy out for revenge, all sorts of camp hijinks, and a girl who realized she’s been a butterfly all along.

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12 years and up
Print length

222 pages
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English
Publisher

Entangled: Crush
Publication date

September 18, 2017
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"Let me start this review by saying, I freaking loved this book! It is like the Parent Trap for teenagers." -Carla, Goodreads

"Absolutely loved this book! It had everything I like rolled into one beautiful little parcel. Breaking the Rules of Revenge is definitely going on my favourite shelf." -D.M., Goodreads

"This book is an interesting take on an enemies to more romance with lots of twists and turns keeping you on your toes! I would recommend this book as a cute, adorable summer camp romance book!" -Briana N.

"With a light and funny writing, I delighted in this book that practically swallowed me up because I could not leave until I discovered how the exchange and all the confusion generated by the twins would be undone!" -Cat Reader, Goodreads"

"Breaking the Rules of Revenge is a light and fun summer read with an adorable female protagonist!" -Lynne T., NetGalley

"Breaking the Rules of Revenge by Samantha Bohrman is a sweet, fun, and delightful YA contemporary romance! I love the quirky people and situations in this book, and watching the characters grow over their summer at camp. I recommend it to all YA romance readers, young and old." -Patty A., Goodreads

"Very fun read that I thoroughly enjoyed! The story was very well done and had me laughing and smiling all the way through. A fantastic YA read! I highly recommend it!" -Bette H., Goodreads

"Contemporary is my favourite! And this book has my heart!" -Fatin M., Goodreads

"Breaking the Rules of Revenge by Samantha Bohrman is a fun sweet story about first love, but it also delivers a great message about self-discovery, honesty and forgiveness." -Karen C., Goodreads

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0756NFVLG
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Entangled: Crush (September 18, 2017)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ September 18, 2017
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1566 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 222 pages
Page numbers source ISBN ‏ : ‎ 1975630874

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Samantha Bohrman writes quirky, laugh-out-loud romance for young adults and those saddled with the burden of adulting all day. When not writing or taking care of her three kids, you can find her sipping cheap red wine out of a coffee mug and binging on Netflix with her husband. Learn more at www.sambohrman.com or procrastinate with her on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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Likeable characters and romance, but...

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 18, 2017

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I liked the setup and the characters, and the romance was sweet and believable, but she kept the secret of her identity waaaaaay too long. It just got unrealistic and stupid in the end. And when it did come out, it all got very melodramatic even though it happened very peacefully compared to how secrets like this normally come out in such books.

All in all an okay read, but not close to one of the best YA romances, I've read.

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Mackenzie

Some funny parts

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 26, 2018

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If you like teen love stories set at camp where one person falls in love with the other while lying about who they are, this book will be right up your alley. For me, I tend to get frustrated by the lying about your identity stories. However, frustration aside, I still mostly liked it. I even laughed a few times. If I was in the right mindset for this book, I probably would have like it more.

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Carol Tokar Pavliska

What a fun read! Mallory is the very best kind of ...

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 12, 2017

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Oh, my gosh! The one-liners sprinkled throughout this book add up to a treasure trove of literal LOL's. What a fun read!

Mallory is the very best kind of teenage female protagonist (meaning the book-loving, klutzy, smart, and adorable kind). She agrees to take her identical twin sister's identity for the summer because Blake's punishment (summer camp) sounds like it might actually be fun. It has the added bonus of giving Mallory the chance to walk in Blake's shoes, even though they're heels and Mallory can barely remain vertical in them. When she discovers her sister's mortal enemy, Ben Iron Cloud, is also at the camp, things get interesting (and hilarious). The two take to pulling pranks on each other, but it isn't long before their animosity fades and pranking turns to crushing. The only problem is, Ben thinks he's falling for Blake. Could he ever fall for a girl like Mallory?

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Lesmiz junkie

Paperboard cut out characters and trite storyline

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 11, 2018

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All I can say is I found myself skimming more than halfway through the book. Mallory as the "good twin" begins to become extremely tiresome as she flips/flops to be her twin sister. I also found it hard to believe that the two go to the same school and no one has an idea that they are twins especially Ben?

Ben is OK as the young adult male boyfriend but that is all you can really say about him. He really plays the descriptor about Mallory's twin sister who is as horrible as Mallory is bland.

Mallory is in her head most of the time about how she doesn't measure up to the twin, pranks are played on each other between Ben and Mallory, etc...... the pranks, the "I'm not good enough spiel" it just repeats too many times to go somewhere interesting. I did head toward the last couple chapters and even they with the HEA, I just found even through past half the book the characters to be trite and colorless.

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Kristin Boldon

A Blast of Summer Fun!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 18, 2017

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BREAKING THE RULES OF REVENGE is one of the most fun types of book: young adults at summer camp, with a twin swap thrown in to take things to the next level! Shy Mallory gets pressured by her glam-doll twin Blake to go to summer camp in Blake's place after a prank goes awry. But the other victim of the prank, Ben Iron Cloud, is at camp too. He hates Blake and is out to have his revenge. But why doesn't Blake seem quite so monstrous as she did during the school year? Like Bohrman's previous novel, Ruby's Misadventures with Reality, this is fast, fun, and FUNNY.

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Cristina Pippa

Camp Crush

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 2, 2017

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I love a good camp romance (even met my husband at camp), and this Entangled Crush novel is a sweet read! The twins plot is so much fun, and Bohrman really knows how to get inside the head of a bookish band girl and her crush. I was rooting for the heroine, Mallory, the whole time and kept hoping Ben would realize she wasn't anything like her prankster twin!

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Like, I really like camp books (i

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 10, 2017

*Thanks so much to Entangled Teen for sending me over an e-ARC of this! I really appreciate it, and it did not change my opinion in any way!*

I have a thing for camp books. Like, I really like camp books (i. e. why I have a thing for them - wow, I'm being Princess Obvious). Therefore, the moment I saw some trees on the cover, I WAS LIKE, THAT'S A CAMP BOOK AND I WANT TO READ IT. While the book started off strong, it fell apart for me and my camp love couldn't quite save it.

There were quite a few good things that I did enjoy about the novel. As I said, I was fully invested for about 40% of the novel and it was riding at easily a 4 crown rating. Bohrman has a very easy writing style, and it really does feel like the perfect, easy read to pick up when summer is winding down with fall up on deck. The atmosphere was wonderful, and the setting of camp was a lot of fun.

Our main characters were fun as well. Gosh, I could relate to Mallory. She has a perchance for regency romance, and dear gosh, I wanted the book that she was reading so badly. I literally kept going, um, I need an update on the duke and Lydia. They were some of my favorite parts of the novel. I've never been so invested in such a ridiculously small subplot before and I think the author deserves a major round of applause for making me care so much about that. Other than that, I could relate with Mallory in other ways, and I thought she was quite real and realistic.

One of the issues I had was that it seems to get a bit too repetitive. After reading about the pranks and whole keeping a secret thing, I felt like something had to give. Yes, the twist was put in, but it took a little too long to get there and then I grew restless and bored. And then when it did come, I knew it was going to happen and I didn't really care as much because I was so done with waiting for it. I just bored and felt so eh.

And then the characters. While I had an investment in them in the beginning, I thought their growth got a bit stunted. Some of it didn't feel as natural as it should have been, and I really kind of just stopped rooting them on. There was the whole reveal tension, of course, and that was amazing, but then the aftermath didn't feel as satisfactory for me. The ending just felt so meh to me and I kind of just...I felt nothing at the end, and you're usually supposed to have a super happy feeling at the end of a contemporary novel.

I'm not sure if I even explained my thoughts on this properly, but it did feel like this book had an odd switch. The beginning half of the story was very strong, and I thought it was fun and a perfect end of summer read. However, lack of growth in the story and characters brought the ending half down for me, and I failed to get into the ending half due to that. 2 crowns and a Cinderella rating!

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Craig Mullins

I love Ben. I love Mallory

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 10, 2017

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I love Ben. I love Mallory. I love Ben and Mallory. I love summer camp. I love teenage drama. I love pranks. I love this book.

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jodie hurst

Awesome book

Reviewed in Australia 🇦🇺 on April 8, 2018

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This is such a fun romance read. I loved the twists and turns and pranks that happen in the story it is awesome. So worth the read. I definitely recommend reading it.

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