Insatiable

DNF at 40%. It was kind of interesting and clever and I liked what it was doing with subverting tropes, but then I switched to another book and never got back to it and didn't miss it, so... bye. I loved Meg Cabot comedic, witty style when I first came across her books 25 years ago (Princess Diaries, etc.).

Ok so it's a little weird reviewing this book because it's supposedly supposed to be like the authors autobiography which makes me feel like I am reviewing the person and not the book but I am going to do it anyway I guess.

This is the first time I have read anything by this author and honestly it was just an ok read for me. The main character “Ashton” comes off as arrogant and I can't stand people who are full of themselves.

The book switches back and forth between several different time lines which I usually have a hard time keeping up with but it worked well here. I never once found myself confused.

The author didn't waste anytime getting into the sexy scenes and I have to say those were pretty hot, like you might need a cold shower afterwards hot.

Like I mentioned earlier this supposedly something that has happened to the author but some of the scenes in here aren't really all that believable. While I was reading this there were a couple times when I was like that's BS. Maybe I'm wrong but to me it's not all believable.

There are many things about Insatiable that I loved ... Jax being my number one. He's arrogant and cocky, but he has every reason to be. He's good looking, is mega successful, and has moves that would make my grandma swoon. I kid. The guy could knock your panties off with just a hot breath on your shoulder and you'd have no idea WTF just hit you or where the hell your undies disappeared to. Best of all, he's a decent guy. He's not a game player, you know what you're getting. He's respectful, even if he does screw a lot. He's not going to make you a promise and leave you hanging. He's a ladies man, with no intention of settling down, but he's not a douche.


Lizzie is sweet. She has no idea that she's a sex kitten waiting to be unleashed. I loved that she took her red hot encounter with Jax and decided to remake herself. She knew what she felt with him was something she wanted to feel with any man. It's what's she been missing with her douchey ex boyfriend, Brody the wet blanket. While she did show some shyness and self-doubt, they didn't last long once Jax got a hold of her.

I appreciated that Lizzie grew sexually, and that Jax grew emotionally throughout this first part of Insatiable. I loved that neither of them fought their connection, they just went with it. I loved the witty banter between the two of them and how comfortable they felt with each other. Jax showed his true colors when he didn't hesitate to come to her rescue when he saw she needed it. Best of all.. this arrangement between Jax and Lizzie just felt right. Their dialogue felt natural, the way their relationship progressed felt like I was watching a real couple without even knowing it. I didn't question the why, I was too sucked into the story and their connection.

I absolutely adored the friendship Jax has with his best friend, Luce. She's a firecracker and I loved that she didn't let Jax get away with anything. She tells him just how it is, and he respects her enough to allow it. She keeps him grounded... and with an ego as big as Jax's, he needs that.

I can't begin to tell you how much I am DYING to read Insatiable 2. Because that ending... Yeah. I didn't see it coming, which shocks me. I need more, JD Hawkins!

I've read this book just this week. I soo love the story because it's all about vampires and it's so romantic.

I love the story but then I am shocked that it doesn't have a happy ending. The Hero and the Heroine aren't together at the last part.

I am hoping that Meg Cabot will do a part 2 of the book. :))

Oh, Meg Cabot, I like you so much, but I did not like this book. None of the characters had any spark (except maybe Meena's next-door neighbor, who was at least amusing). If vampirism is supposed to be a metaphor for something here, it's really confused and I can't figure it out. Both of the main dudes are creepy, but in different ways. (Also, “chafing” is not a sexy word, even when describing the aftermath of, you know, sex.) I wanted to like this one, but I just couldn't.