“Too bad,” he said in a smug tone, walking away again. What about my report do you find lacking?” “I would love to accomplish my responsibilities, sir, and do it to your satisfaction. I clenched my teeth, trying to keep my Irish side from getting me fired. I am suggesting you tell me what you expect of me.” But also a Disaster.“Are you suggesting that I’m asking you to lie in your report?” Their relationship is not perfect, and that’s why the book is so aptly named. They both brought out the best and the worst of each other, but they were made for each other. Travis reminds her of all the things she left behind, but her own curiosity and attraction lure her close to him. But Travis crashes into her life and turns it upside down.
She is a good girl, focused on building a life that doesn’t include bad boys. The ones in his close circles are the ones he will fight to keep in his life and protect.Ībby Abernathy is running from a past. Some reviews say Travis is abusive and violent, and TBH, his obsession is a little unhealthy, but he has never been cruel to Abby or his close friends. He is pretty obsessive and protective over Abby and sometimes goes overboard to get his way. His character is flawed, and I guess that’s why I loved him. He is intense, tortured, and feels things deeply. He is the ultimate bad boy, all tattooed up, fights for his living, drives a bike, and a complete man whore. I love how their friendship develops into love, and though it’s roses and butterflies, in the beginning, their demons roll in, and the heat and drama turn up a notch. Travis wants Abby badly, and in an attempt to keep her, he makes a bet with her – if he wins, Abby has to live with him for a month. There’s some depth in the characters and the story which the author has explored really well. With Abby’s mysterious past and Travis’ demons, the story turns intense. Travis, intrigued by Abby, and her indifferent attitude towards him, becomes her friend. There, she meets Travis ‘Mad Dog’ Maddox, Shepley’s cousin and the main fighter. It begins when Abby Abernathy goes to an underground fight with her best friend America and her boyfriend Shepley. It is fast-paced, full of angst and drama, the push and pulls between our main characters and focuses more on their tumultuous relationship. The plot is basic, what you can expect from a New Adult College Contemporary Romance. The tropes include bad boy falling for the good girl, friends to lovers. When you have a boring school and college life, these are the books you live vicariously through.
I first read this book in 2012 and wow, I fell in love with it! Travis Maddox blew my mind, and the angst and the drama were so damn addictive. New Adult is basically Young Adult with explicit scenes and mature characters (just the way I like it LOL). Beautiful Disaster by Jamie McGuire was my first foray into the New Adult world, and I guess, it’s one of the first books to start the era of New Adult Romance.
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