Title: Good For You
Author: Tammara Webber
First published December 14, 2011
334 pages, Kindle Edition
Rating: 4.03
Overview
Good For You by Tammara Webber tells the story of Reid Alexander, a famous celebrity whose life is constantly under scrutiny. When a mistake lands him in trouble, his PR team works tirelessly to fix his image.
Enter Dori Cantrell, a kind-hearted humanitarian who is tasked with supervising Reid’s community service. Despite his attempts to charm her, Dori remains unimpressed by his celebrity status.
As they spend more time together, Reid becomes determined to prove to Dori that he’s more than just his bad boy image. But Dori has secrets of her own that threaten to derail their growing connection.
Can they put their faith in each other and find redemption? Find out in this captivating novel about love, trust, and second chances.
About the Author
Hello there! I am the creative mind behind the CONTOURS OF THE HEART series and the BETWEEN THE LINES series. As an author of contemporary romantic fiction, my stories have gained immense popularity, and have been translated into twenty-five languages across the globe.
I belong to the Gen-X era and have a strong feminist outlook. I am a hopeless romantic, and my writing is fueled by coffee, the unwavering support of my spouse, and the constant nagging feeling that I must have forgotten something important.
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Editoral Review
Good For You by Tammara Webber is a young adult romance novel that was first published on December 14, 2011. The author, Tammara Webber, is an American author known for her contemporary romance novels that tackle deep-seated issues and themes.
The story revolves around the life of the main character, Jacqueline “Jax” Wallace, a bright college student who is forced to become self-reliant after being abandoned by her boyfriend. The incident leads her to take self-defense classes where she meets and falls in love with the handsome, enigmatic Lucas Maxfield.
As their romance blooms, secrets from Lucas’s dark past begin to unravel, forcing Jax to confront her own fears and doubts about love and relationships. Set in a college campus in the United States, Good For You resonates with young adult readers who have gone through the transition from high school to college life.
It portrays the struggles of young adults in finding their identity and purpose in life. Moreover, it highlights pertinent issues such as sexual consent, domestic violence, and the power dynamics in relationships, which are relevant in today’s society.
Webber’s writing style is engaging and fluid, making it easy for readers to envision the characters and settings in their minds. She is skilled in character development, and the protagonists are well-rounded and fleshed out, with relatable quirks and vulnerabilities.
The narrative pacing is well-crafted, with the right balance of tension, action, and exposition. One of the book’s strengths is its emphasis on the importance of self-reliance and independence in young adults as they navigate their way through college and beyond.
Jax’s journey towards self-discovery and empowerment is inspiring and gives readers a sense of hope and resilience. However, the novel has some weaknesses as well.
The plot structure may be predictable, and some characters are less developed than others. Moreover, some readers might find the romance elements overly saccharine and clichd.
In conclusion, Good For You is a well-crafted young adult romance novel that tackles relevant issues and themes. It has its strengths and weaknesses, but Webber’s writing style and character development make it a worthwhile read.
It would appeal to young adult readers who are looking for a relatable story about love, self-discovery, and resiliency. Rating: 3.5/5
