I didn't enjoy this book as much as I thought I would. I loved the premise I thought it was such a cute idea and a light fluffy read. But somehow as I was reading it came across more serious, which is good cause it actually makes it a very smart book, but I totally wasn't in the mood for it (I wanted fluff). ( )

I didn't enjoy this book as much as I thought I would. I loved the premise I thought it was such a cute idea and a light fluffy read. But somehow as I was reading it came across more serious, which is good cause it actually makes it a very smart book, but I totally wasn't in the mood for it (I wanted fluff). ( )

I didn't enjoy this book as much as I thought I would. I loved the premise I thought it was such a cute idea and a light fluffy read. But somehow as I was reading it came across more serious, which is good cause it actually makes it a very smart book, but I totally wasn't in the mood for it (I wanted fluff). ( )

I didn't enjoy this book as much as I thought I would. I loved the premise I thought it was such a cute idea and a light fluffy read. But somehow as I was reading it came across more serious, which is good cause it actually makes it a very smart book, but I totally wasn't in the mood for it (I wanted fluff). ( )

Suzanne Young's debut novel was so unbelievably fun! I loved the entire premise and the characters and dialogue had me laughing aloud! THE NAUGHTY LIST has prompted me to make sure I always have room on my bookshelf for Young's novels.

The most noteable aspect of Young's novel is the creative language. Tessa, the main character, doesn't curse, but uses substitute words and phrases. I too use substitutes for swearing, so I found Tessa's practice entertaining - and I picked up a few more phrases to add to my repetoire! And that is so strawberry smoothie!

My favorite part of the novel was all the spy tactics and undercover work the girls do to catch cheaters in action. The action was great and I could clearly imagine all of the sticky situations they found themselves in!

I really identified with Tessa, especially her hopelessness about guys and their faithfulness. I definitely understood why Tessa slipped into her negative mindset, especially with all the cheating she observes. I liked that Young kept readers unsure about Tessa's boyfriend's faithfulness... I really wasn't sure if her was cheating or not until near the end of the novel.

I feel that I must mention that this book is not as "fluffy" as the summary may lead you to believe. Yes, it is an extremely fun read, but I feel that it has some substance too! ( )