Review + Giveaway || Stupid Love by Cindy Miles

Synopsis:
Bestselling new adult author Cindy Miles is set to capture the hearts of Stupid Girl fans again with the grand finale of the Stupid in Love series, featuring Memory and Jace.
Memory
Casualties.
That’s how I refer to the guys who’ve had the bad fortune to fall for me. They only see long legs that they wish were wrapped around them, a cat-like smile, and the reckless abandon to take on any wild dare. It’s all a game to me. Show me a bridge, and I’ll leap over the side. Give me a car, and I’ll race it. Give me a heart, and I’ll break it. I always win. I even showed Death who was boss a long time ago.
Or so I thought.
Now, time is running out, and I’m losing fast…and big. I met someone. Jace Beaumont. He’s smart, and good, and I dream about spending days exploring the summit of his perfect lips. But, I’m a grenade. I know I should leave him be. I can’t.
Jace
Study, class, work, repeat. That’s all I have time for. At twenty-five years old, I have a bit more mileage on me than the average college freshman. But, that’s what happens when you spend your youth drinking, partying, and bagging girls like it’s a full-time job. Now, I have goals. There’s just one kink in my plans. Her name is Memory. She’s every guy’s dream girl. She’s intoxicating. She’s trouble. I want to stay away. I can’t.

FOLLOW THE TOUR!

★★★★☆

I've fallen in love with a girl whose future is completely undecided.

The premise of this book was slightly more interesting than its predecessor. Mainly because I'm a sucker for a love story with angst. I've mostly seen or read 'bad boys x good girls' but I like how this got out of the ordinary and presented us with the 'wild girl x retired party boy.'

This whole book sent me off to a wild roller coaster ride. It has, obviously, ups and downs, but, ultimately, this book rendered me mind-blown and speechless at the same time. I love how this book covered a whole lot more than the original love story.

What I love the most, in this book, was the characters. They were a great and dynamic set of characters. I loved them, the main characters especially. Memory and Jace were simply two, beautifully flawed characters. They're not perfect, they are far from it; they made mistakes or choices that I loathed but they were sensible, it made it hard for me to hate them. The supporting characters were awesome to read plus the characters from the first two books were a fun addition to this book.

Overall, it was a very awesome and enjoyable read. I'd like to add initial reaction to this book: I liked this book so damn much.

Did I like the ending? Ohmigosh, yes! I love chapters towards the end, and the end especially. I like the, uncertainty the ending gave me. 

Is it a page turner? Yes. I flew through each pages. It was a true page turner.

Would I re-read it again? Of course!