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The New York Times Bestseller by Tammara Webber Rescued by a stranger. Haunted by a secret Sometimes, love isn't easy... He watched her, but never knew her. Until thanks to a chance encounter, he became her savior... The attraction between them was undeniable. Yet the past he'd worked so hard to overcome, and the future she'd put so much faith in, threatened to tear them apart. Only together could they fight the pain and guilt, face the truth - and find the unexpected power of love. A groundbreaking novel in the Adult genre, Easy faces one girl's struggle to regain the trust she's lost, find the inner strength to fight back against an attacker, and accept the peace she finds in the arms of a secretive boy.

Review: Simply Amazed - Wow. Easy has completely blown me away. I had seen this book around a lot in the blog-o-sphere and everyone seemed to be raving about just how great it was. Many of you may know that recently, I've really been getting into the New Adult genre reading books like Dublin Street, Beautiful Disaster and The Edge of Never. I decided that I absolutely had to read Easy and the only thing that I'm disappointed in is that I didn't start it sooner. Easy tells the story of Jacqueline. Her boyfriend, whom she followed to college, calls her the Jackie to his Kennedy. At a party at Kennedy's frat house one night, Jacqueline is attacked by someone she considers a friend. On the verge of being raped, she is saved by a dark stranger whom she never expects to see again. This book was simply amazing and I loved every minute of the time I spent reading it. I felt bad for my boyfriend... he would want to go out to dinner or watch a movie and for two days when I got home from work, all I could do was read this book! The best part of Easy was the characters. All of them! I absolutely LOVED Jacqueline. Her growth in this story was not only interesting to read, but she taught the readers how to become strong and independent women, but more on that later. Lucas... I don't know where to start. His story is not only tragic, but heartwarming. This dark and dreamy tattooed guy will melt your heart and make you fall in love all in one breath. Lucas. The theme in Easy also sets it apart from other books in this genre. Rape. That's a hard topic to tackle when we're talking about young women readers. With popular books like Fifty Shades of Grey and Bared to You, it seems like the common theme in romance is BDSM. Relationships where people with abuse in their backgrounds pursue relationships in which they abuse and dominate their sexual partners. Now reading books like Fifty Shades and keeping them in the fictional part of your brain while still remaining a strong and smart young woman was something that I was able to do. While I liked reading those books, I still understood that I would never been in a relationship where I was "punished" or touched in any way that was not affectionate and loving. But for some younger readers, it may seem like the norm to pursue these relationships filled with sexual violence. Webber took a different approach and took the subject of rape in a college atmosphere and fleshed it out. When Jacqueline was attacked, it wasn't by a random stranger in the park, it was someone that she knew and was comfortable with at a party where drinking was involved. After she was attacked and finally told her best friend, her friend signed them up for self defense courses and she learned how to try and defend herself. When someone else was raped on campus, not many people believed her and a lot of people tried to guilt her into not reporting her attack. These are all very real, very hard things that happen in reality and Webber did a great job in bringing this story out to teach her readers that rape is never okay nor is it something that you keep a secret. That you always need to keep your guard up because the bad guy, is not just a scary man in a mask but it may be the boy who hands you a drink at a party or your boyfriend's best friend. Hot topic aside, Webber did a great job in creating a story and characters that were easy to fall in love with and hard to forget. If you read one contemporary romance this year, it better be Easy. 10 out of 10 Happy Reading :)
Review: Authentic Characters & Plenty of Swoony Moments in this Older YA/ New Adult Read - Originally reviewed at [...] 4.5/5 Stars Ok, so to give a bit more detail about the plot in Easy, Jacqueline, who has recently been unceremoniously dumped by her longtime boyfriend, is slowly emerging from her post breakup slump and trying to move forward. She's ditched the last 2 weeks of a class she shared with her ex, and missed her midterm. Determined not to fail the class, Jacqueline has plans to talk to her instructor and get back on track. But before she can do this, Jacqueline is assaulted and nearly raped as she leaves a frat party. Her attacker, a friend and frat brother of her ex, is stopped at the last moment by a mysterious stranger who tries to convince Jacqueline to report the incident to the police. Refusing, Jacqueline insists she is all right and that she just wants to go home and forget the whole thing ever happened. So this story basically details 1) Jacqueline trying to deal with the break up from her boyfriend and move on with her life and 2) Jacqueline dealing with the attempted rape and sexual assault at the hands of her ex's frat brother. There are many things I loved about Easy but I think it's the authenticity of the characters that I found most impressive. From page one, and the shocking opening scene, Jacqueline's actions and voice felt very real. Aside from the attempted assault and rape, which is something I have thankfully never experienced, I found the MC Jacqueline to be accessible and easy to relate to. I don't know about you guys, but I have been through some bad break ups. And I know all about those feelings of loss and hopelessness that Jacqueline has been dealing with since her longtime high school boyfriend Kennedy, whom she followed to college a year earlier, abruptly ended their relationship. I've experienced those feelings of wondering where to go from here and trying to figure out who you are if you aren't part of a couple anymore. I really loved watching Jacqueline start out as this lost, heartbroken girl, who suffered a horrific attack on top of everything, and emerge as a young woman determined to move forward and seek out a life beyond the confines of a damaged romantic relationship. But there are other fantastic characters in Easy. The character of Lucas, the boy who rescued Jacqueline the night she was attacked is obviously one of them. Lucas comes off as very mysterious in the beginning. He's tattooed and pierced and rides a motorcycle so automatically I assumed he was of the bad boy persuasion. But looks can be deceiving and it was awesome to learn who he really was as the story progressed. Two characters that I really enjoyed more than I originally expected were Benji, Jacqueline's classmate and her roommate Erin. Both provided ample comic relief but Erin turned out to be this amazing force in Jacqueline's life. She stood by her friend through the break up but was also adamant about getting Jacqueline back out there and not letting her wallow for too long. And when Erin finds out about Jacqueline's assault she transforms into this awesome champion of women! She enrolls Jacqueline and herself in a self defense class and she stands up to the fraternity system when it appears that the college isn't going to get involved after another girl is attacked. Erin ROCKS. Shoot, she even dumps her OWN boyfriend when he is less than sympathetic and doesn't defend Jacqueline or her allegations. Erin definitely ranks high on my list of best book BFF's. There are some great elements at play in Easy, and the romantic element is definitely one of them. And yeah, it would seem like from the summary above that there is a major love triangle (GROAN) going on. But really there isn't, and that is made apparent before even the half way point of the book. So you can see from the little disclaimer at the end of the summary that Easy is definitely written for the more mature end of the YA spectrum. Lucas and Jacqueline have AMAZING chemistry, and yes, there are sexual situations. Here is what Dear Author had to say, and it sums it up better than I could: "In college terms, everything up to third base is described in some detail but the home plate is fade to black." Yes, Jacqueline and Lucas do go there, and yes, it is HOT and steamy (in case you were wondering:) But it's also written well and, even better, I found their relationship to be very sex positive. It develops gradually and in a healthy way. There was no guilt, no pressure, both Jacqueline and Lucas thought it through and were responsible and mature about it. And after her dysfunctional relationship with Kennedy, it made my heart all sorts of happy to watch her and Lucas get it right. In my opinion this is the way to approach sex in a YA novel, it sends a positive message: that when you are ready, when you are mature enough to handle the responsibility, a healthy sexual relationship is a good thing. I hope that makes sense...Anyway, I appreciate the way it was written and I'd like to see more of this is YA and New Adult fiction. It could have been easy (no pun intended) to let this book turn into a flowery romance with a damsel in distress protagonist being rescued by the big, strong hero, yet Easy doesn't fall into this category. Whether it is Jacqueline taking back control of her life and getting her act together following her break up with Kennedy; or Erin and Jacqueline enrolling in a self defense class; or Jacqueline finally coming forward and reporting her assault; or Erin's sorority standing their ground and not tolerating any B.S. when another girl is attacked, Easy is full of tons of GIRL POWER moments which I LOVE. Thank you Tammara Webber for this. It is SO important for women, young and old, to always value themselves, know their worth and stand up for themselves and each other. As Erin famously puts it: "Sisters in solidarity and all that sh?t." Aside from the obvious message that you should always report a sexual assault, I would love to see young woman read this book and walk away from it with the message, that no! you don't have to change who you are for a guy, and no, you don't have to mold your life around his to be happy. But if you lose sight of that, you can get back up on your feet, learn from it and move forward, wiser. I loved this book. I found it to be not only romantic and sexy as HELL but very empowering as well. I think it has a really positive, uplifting message written into the text. If you are a fan of contemporaries, a fan of romance, a fan of strong friendships, a fan of humorous dialogue, a fan of New Adult or college settings, and like books that send messages of "sisters in solidarity and all that sh?t" (LOVE:) I really think you will enjoy Easy. Don't just sit there, go pick it up and see for yourself.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #770 in Teen & Young Adult Contemporary Romance #5,588 in Teen & Young Adult Literature & Fiction #106,847 in Books on CD |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 5,975 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simply Amazed
*by A***) on January 7, 2013*

Wow. Easy has completely blown me away. I had seen this book around a lot in the blog-o-sphere and everyone seemed to be raving about just how great it was. Many of you may know that recently, I've really been getting into the New Adult genre reading books like Dublin Street, Beautiful Disaster and The Edge of Never. I decided that I absolutely had to read Easy and the only thing that I'm disappointed in is that I didn't start it sooner. Easy tells the story of Jacqueline. Her boyfriend, whom she followed to college, calls her the Jackie to his Kennedy. At a party at Kennedy's frat house one night, Jacqueline is attacked by someone she considers a friend. On the verge of being raped, she is saved by a dark stranger whom she never expects to see again. This book was simply amazing and I loved every minute of the time I spent reading it. I felt bad for my boyfriend... he would want to go out to dinner or watch a movie and for two days when I got home from work, all I could do was read this book! The best part of Easy was the characters. All of them! I absolutely LOVED Jacqueline. Her growth in this story was not only interesting to read, but she taught the readers how to become strong and independent women, but more on that later. Lucas... I don't know where to start. His story is not only tragic, but heartwarming. This dark and dreamy tattooed guy will melt your heart and make you fall in love all in one breath. Lucas. The theme in Easy also sets it apart from other books in this genre. Rape. That's a hard topic to tackle when we're talking about young women readers. With popular books like Fifty Shades of Grey and Bared to You, it seems like the common theme in romance is BDSM. Relationships where people with abuse in their backgrounds pursue relationships in which they abuse and dominate their sexual partners. Now reading books like Fifty Shades and keeping them in the fictional part of your brain while still remaining a strong and smart young woman was something that I was able to do. While I liked reading those books, I still understood that I would never been in a relationship where I was "punished" or touched in any way that was not affectionate and loving. But for some younger readers, it may seem like the norm to pursue these relationships filled with sexual violence. Webber took a different approach and took the subject of rape in a college atmosphere and fleshed it out. When Jacqueline was attacked, it wasn't by a random stranger in the park, it was someone that she knew and was comfortable with at a party where drinking was involved. After she was attacked and finally told her best friend, her friend signed them up for self defense courses and she learned how to try and defend herself. When someone else was raped on campus, not many people believed her and a lot of people tried to guilt her into not reporting her attack. These are all very real, very hard things that happen in reality and Webber did a great job in bringing this story out to teach her readers that rape is never okay nor is it something that you keep a secret. That you always need to keep your guard up because the bad guy, is not just a scary man in a mask but it may be the boy who hands you a drink at a party or your boyfriend's best friend. Hot topic aside, Webber did a great job in creating a story and characters that were easy to fall in love with and hard to forget. If you read one contemporary romance this year, it better be Easy. 10 out of 10 Happy Reading :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Authentic Characters & Plenty of Swoony Moments in this Older YA/ New Adult Read
*by H***. on July 18, 2012*

Originally reviewed at [...] 4.5/5 Stars Ok, so to give a bit more detail about the plot in Easy, Jacqueline, who has recently been unceremoniously dumped by her longtime boyfriend, is slowly emerging from her post breakup slump and trying to move forward. She's ditched the last 2 weeks of a class she shared with her ex, and missed her midterm. Determined not to fail the class, Jacqueline has plans to talk to her instructor and get back on track. But before she can do this, Jacqueline is assaulted and nearly raped as she leaves a frat party. Her attacker, a friend and frat brother of her ex, is stopped at the last moment by a mysterious stranger who tries to convince Jacqueline to report the incident to the police. Refusing, Jacqueline insists she is all right and that she just wants to go home and forget the whole thing ever happened. So this story basically details 1) Jacqueline trying to deal with the break up from her boyfriend and move on with her life and 2) Jacqueline dealing with the attempted rape and sexual assault at the hands of her ex's frat brother. There are many things I loved about Easy but I think it's the authenticity of the characters that I found most impressive. From page one, and the shocking opening scene, Jacqueline's actions and voice felt very real. Aside from the attempted assault and rape, which is something I have thankfully never experienced, I found the MC Jacqueline to be accessible and easy to relate to. I don't know about you guys, but I have been through some bad break ups. And I know all about those feelings of loss and hopelessness that Jacqueline has been dealing with since her longtime high school boyfriend Kennedy, whom she followed to college a year earlier, abruptly ended their relationship. I've experienced those feelings of wondering where to go from here and trying to figure out who you are if you aren't part of a couple anymore. I really loved watching Jacqueline start out as this lost, heartbroken girl, who suffered a horrific attack on top of everything, and emerge as a young woman determined to move forward and seek out a life beyond the confines of a damaged romantic relationship. But there are other fantastic characters in Easy. The character of Lucas, the boy who rescued Jacqueline the night she was attacked is obviously one of them. Lucas comes off as very mysterious in the beginning. He's tattooed and pierced and rides a motorcycle so automatically I assumed he was of the bad boy persuasion. But looks can be deceiving and it was awesome to learn who he really was as the story progressed. Two characters that I really enjoyed more than I originally expected were Benji, Jacqueline's classmate and her roommate Erin. Both provided ample comic relief but Erin turned out to be this amazing force in Jacqueline's life. She stood by her friend through the break up but was also adamant about getting Jacqueline back out there and not letting her wallow for too long. And when Erin finds out about Jacqueline's assault she transforms into this awesome champion of women! She enrolls Jacqueline and herself in a self defense class and she stands up to the fraternity system when it appears that the college isn't going to get involved after another girl is attacked. Erin ROCKS. Shoot, she even dumps her OWN boyfriend when he is less than sympathetic and doesn't defend Jacqueline or her allegations. Erin definitely ranks high on my list of best book BFF's. There are some great elements at play in Easy, and the romantic element is definitely one of them. And yeah, it would seem like from the summary above that there is a major love triangle (GROAN) going on. But really there isn't, and that is made apparent before even the half way point of the book. So you can see from the little disclaimer at the end of the summary that Easy is definitely written for the more mature end of the YA spectrum. Lucas and Jacqueline have AMAZING chemistry, and yes, there are sexual situations. Here is what Dear Author had to say, and it sums it up better than I could: "In college terms, everything up to third base is described in some detail but the home plate is fade to black." Yes, Jacqueline and Lucas do go there, and yes, it is HOT and steamy (in case you were wondering:) But it's also written well and, even better, I found their relationship to be very sex positive. It develops gradually and in a healthy way. There was no guilt, no pressure, both Jacqueline and Lucas thought it through and were responsible and mature about it. And after her dysfunctional relationship with Kennedy, it made my heart all sorts of happy to watch her and Lucas get it right. In my opinion this is the way to approach sex in a YA novel, it sends a positive message: that when you are ready, when you are mature enough to handle the responsibility, a healthy sexual relationship is a good thing. I hope that makes sense...Anyway, I appreciate the way it was written and I'd like to see more of this is YA and New Adult fiction. It could have been easy (no pun intended) to let this book turn into a flowery romance with a damsel in distress protagonist being rescued by the big, strong hero, yet Easy doesn't fall into this category. Whether it is Jacqueline taking back control of her life and getting her act together following her break up with Kennedy; or Erin and Jacqueline enrolling in a self defense class; or Jacqueline finally coming forward and reporting her assault; or Erin's sorority standing their ground and not tolerating any B.S. when another girl is attacked, Easy is full of tons of GIRL POWER moments which I LOVE. Thank you Tammara Webber for this. It is SO important for women, young and old, to always value themselves, know their worth and stand up for themselves and each other. As Erin famously puts it: "Sisters in solidarity and all that sh?t." Aside from the obvious message that you should always report a sexual assault, I would love to see young woman read this book and walk away from it with the message, that no! you don't have to change who you are for a guy, and no, you don't have to mold your life around his to be happy. But if you lose sight of that, you can get back up on your feet, learn from it and move forward, wiser. I loved this book. I found it to be not only romantic and sexy as HELL but very empowering as well. I think it has a really positive, uplifting message written into the text. If you are a fan of contemporaries, a fan of romance, a fan of strong friendships, a fan of humorous dialogue, a fan of New Adult or college settings, and like books that send messages of "sisters in solidarity and all that sh?t" (LOVE:) I really think you will enjoy Easy. Don't just sit there, go pick it up and see for yourself.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Masterpiece!
*by A***S on July 2, 2012*

A Masterpiece... I tried my best, beautiful people. And I hope that I made a good-enough review. Forgive me if I didn't. ~~~~My lips were sensitive and tingly. Touching them brought rushes of gooey memories-his hands, and what they'd done in concert with his mouth-the crazy-making kisses, and the few words he'd spoken. You're so beautiful.~~~~ Note-This is a matureYA book. I wish I could tell you exactly how this book will make you feel. I wish I had words beautiful enough to describe it. I wish I knew more english words than I know now to detail just how the writing of the story got to me. I wish I could warn you of the many times my heart felt squeezed so tight I thought it might explode. I wish I had written down all my favorite passages but that would mean writing down the whole book again. I wish I could sit here and pretend to be able to sell you the book I think every single person out there needs to have. I wish upon the stars that I could be wherever Tammara Webber is and be able to thank her personally for writing this book. I wish all of you could have watched my expressions for the whole time it took me to read this book. But besides wishing... I hope I hope that all of whom read this gets if just a little, touched and encouraged to buy and read it. I hope you can get to love it. I hope you can get to connect in ANY way. I hope you smile. I hope you speak up. I hope you tear up. I hope... I hope... I hope... ~~~~"I want to see your tattoos."~~~~ When I opened the eBook on my kindle for PC... I didn't expect that this book would instantly make it to my 2012 favorite reads. But not only did it made it to the 2012Fave list it's now on my favorite reads EVER. Jacqueline-I refuse to call her the other name-is an incredible character, scratch that, it's an AMAZING and the perfect main character for 'Easy', I cannot believe how a relate-able character she was during my reading, whether you relate to her case with -Buck- or her relationship with her family or her relationship with Erin or Maggie or her relationship with -K- or her relationship with 'L1' or 'L2' there are lots of moments, lots of times, lots of scenes where any girl can relate to her... I love her, I simply simply love her. And most of all, she was real. I could always picture her. Tammara's writing made me live each and every single second of the book as if I was the main character and not her. I got to hate the people Jacqueline hated, I got to fall in love with the man she falls in love with, I got to have 2 amazing best friends, I got to experience horrific moments but also moments so sweet and intense that I had to take little breaks in order to get my breathing return to normal and reduce the flush on my cheeks, I got to fight with her, I got to laugh out loud and receive weary looks from my family because of it, I got to attend parties-something I'm not really inclined to while IRL- I got to be playful, to learn a few self-defense kicks... Oh my cloud! I got to do EVERYTHING she did. And that wouldn't have been possible if not for Tammara's incredible-amazing-beautiful-genius writing. ~~~~"Well, hacking up a lung out in public isn't all that attractive-just sayin'."~~~~ While, as I said before, I wish a lot of things-one of them being able to write a good enough review, a review that could give you even a hint as to what this book is about-I simply cannot make myself describe it nor resume it. Diving into this story head first with little idea as to what it's about is one of the best things that could have happened to me. So, I plead to you. Please read this book. Because I can assure you won't regret it and you will be going back to read it all over again once you finish it. And afterwards... you WILL see... *That you HAVE to speak up. NEED to speak up. *That you're not alone-never, I will never get tired of saying this, NEVER ALONE! *That it's amazing when you find out how strong we women can be. *That you CAN and WILL get over it. *That time passes and the past passes... *That it's NOT your fault. -And because I'm a hopeless romantic I couldn't miss telling you... *That love can heal even the most horrible wounds. It might leave scars but those are way better than an open bleeding wound. ~~~~"What kind of university employee would I be, to encourage you to skip class the last week of the semester?"~~~~ MY WEAKNESSES As is expected of Tammara, the 2 weaknesses I have were completely exploited in this book. The cover goes AMAZINGLY well with the story & with both main characters :D And... The TITTLE! Oh my clouds!!!! The tittle is PERFECT it's such a contradiction yet so fitting for the story I'm not going to even PRETEND to explain it, I'll let the book do that for you. Though beware because it's IN the book as much as it is ON it. I give this book 10/5 Special rating on ---BookPics---

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