The Importance of Getting Revenge

By: Amanda Abram

Narrated by: Elizabeth Cottle

Seventeen-year-old Lexi Turner has just been dumped by her boyfriend of three years - on the day she was going to, well, do it with him. And to make matters worse, he dumped her for a lifeforce-sucking demon!

Devastated by this turn of events, she decides there is only one way to deal with the situation: get revenge.

Enter Jase Holloway - Lexi's former childhood friend and adversary to her ex. The plan is simple: somehow talk Jase into pretending to be her boyfriend to make her ex-boyfriend jealous, make him regret dumping her, and make him come crawling back to her on his hands and knees, begging for forgiveness....

With Jase on board, Lexi is confident she will get the revenge she deserves. But nothing's ever that simple, and Lexi soon finds out firsthand that sometimes what you want isn't always what you get - and sometimes what you get is what you wanted all along.

©2017 Amanda Abram (P)2018 Dreamscape Media, LLC

I laughed during this mess

The Story was such a big mess .. but it did make me laugh at some point, I do relate with Lexi, sometimes revenge is the only thing you can do if someone hurt you .. I liked Lexi though I was annoyed by some of her behavior, what I liked best about her is her friendship with Trish, these girls are friendship goals .. they always support each other no matter what .. and they kept their friendship in a healthy status even everything went down hill
but annoyed me most about this story is Jase .. he is such a jerk I really couldn't figure him out most of the time .. I liked him sometimes but mostly I was annoyed by him .. Eric ( Jase's friend) is adorable, so glad he got his happy ending :D
The book was fine and I have nothing against it .. but I guess the drama of Jase is too much for me

The Narration was excellent .. it captured the essence of the story so well and I can't say anything about it except I really applaud the narrator .. keep going :)

Sweet teen love story.

Clean Childhood friends, to fake dating, and then finally love . Cute love story will be listening to it again.

Too Cute!!!!

Okay, I have to admit I dig this book! I truly love the chemistry of Lex and Jase & I love her friendship with Trish. It totally surpass my expectations. I will read her next book, Challenge Accepted. It seems Amanda Abram haven’t written for awhile but I hope she continues. This was a fun & delightful read for me! I bought it & the audio is a plus!!!!!

So good!!

Typical YA novel of the girl falling for her best friend’s brother, but it was so good! Definitely worth the credit or the buy. I liked that it had mature content (such as drinking and references to sex) but still kept the YA approach.

nice love story

it was a nice story not sure if it's worth the $25 maybe just a credit

Cute Story

I thought this was a really cute story with quite a few laughs. I liked most of the characters but loved Lexi and Eric. I did think Lexi should have taken up for herself more and told Jase, Trish and Jeffery to get lost. They were all kind of mean to her. Some of the things they said were really mean especially some of the things Jase said to her. I really thought Lexi and Eric should have just ditched all of them and dated each other. Over all this was a good story. I would like to see more from this writer.

pretty irritating heroine

I get that high school is tough. I've been there. However, the whole "beautiful girl with a vivacious best friend who outshines her, falls for rugged bad boy, while complaining ad nauseam about how ugly she is" has got to be one of the most annoying and trite YA Romance tropes out there. "Young boy, come save this virginal teenager from her self image issues, that she projects onto *literally every male in her life that she isn't related to.*" I would have thrown my device across the room had I heard "if I wore make up, maybe I wouldn't be alone" one more time. Sheesh.

The narration was incredible. The actual book could use a self esteem boost. There were some physically uncomfortable scenes associated with the heroine (narrator) being so self deprecating that she actually embarrasses herself. Once so badly I had to actually turn off the recording to unpack what she did, second hand embarrassment consuming me.

Cute Typical Coming of Age Teen Drama

It was a predictable storyline. Typical lack of communication, teen angst, melodrama, poor choices, high school social hierarchy and the works. I liked the characters and enjoyed the book.