This one was really chaotic. But I absolutely adored Beck. Sarah, not quite as much. It took me some time to warm up to her. But Beck was such a good guy. So happy all the time and he let far more stuff just roll off his back and than I would have. He was constantly being ridiculed and he just accepted it, laughed it off, joked about it. He deserved far more credit than people gave him for being such a decent person and for being so unaffected by his stardom. ( )

America's Geekheart by Pippa Grant is book two in the Bro Code series. You don't need to read book one to understand book two but you should read book one because it was really good. We meet Beck in book one (he's Ellie's brother and Wyatt's best friend) but we really get to know him in book two.

The book starts with a misunderstanding. Beck sends a tweet that unbeknownst to him, is about to change his life. What comes next is a story full of humor, growth and actual like between Beck and Sarah. One of the things I've enjoyed about both books in this series, is the time Grant takes to write the friendship between her characters. This book is a super slow burn but it's so worth the wait. Another part of the book I really liked is the commentary on social media and society's view of women vs men, especially when it comes to sex and dating.

There is absolutely zero about this book I didn't like. Nothing. I loved every character (except Bruce), every conversation and every plot point. I wanted the book to last forever and am sad that it's over. I'm so ready to keep reading more from this series. There are several more bro code guys to go and a couple of other characters that need their own books too. I cannot say enough nice things about this book and just want to scream from the rooftops that you should read it. And it's available in Kindle Unlimited if you are a subscriber. This is the second book this week that I'm sad I won't get to read again for the first time but I cannot wait for someone to pick it up and read it so we can talk about it. ( )