Reviewed by Jennifer Rummel for TeensReadToo.com
It's summer and the girls have just finished their junior year, which means they have one last summer with the boys before they leave for college. They imagine a summer full of dates, laughter, and hanging out in the sun together.
It's the summer they almost have it all.
Summer never looked so good - until it ended early. One summer party when Hilton spies something in the closet that will change all of their lives.
The boys have been hiding secrets that will change relationships. Some will be made stronger, some fizzle, and some will dissolve completely. The friendships among the girls might just be the only solid part of their lives - and the only thing holding them together for their last year of high school.
GAME OVER is the last in the SPIN THE BOTTLE prequels, but the series picks up again with Jill and her friends in college. This book picks up where the last one leaves off, featuring more fun, more laughs, more hook-ups, and more lies.
There's always something going on underneath, and you always want to find out what will happen next.
It's summer and the girls have just finished their junior year, which means they have one last summer with the boys before they leave for college. They imagine a summer full of dates, laughter, and hanging out in the sun together.
It's the summer they almost have it all.
Summer never looked so good - until it ended early. One summer party when Hilton spies something in the closet that will change all of their lives.
The boys have been hiding secrets that will change relationships. Some will be made stronger, some fizzle, and some will dissolve completely. The friendships among the girls might just be the only solid part of their lives - and the only thing holding them together for their last year of high school.
GAME OVER is the last in the SPIN THE BOTTLE prequels, but the series picks up again with Jill and her friends in college. This book picks up where the last one leaves off, featuring more fun, more laughs, more hook-ups, and more lies.
There's always something going on underneath, and you always want to find out what will happen next.
