Reviewed by Leah on

4 of 5 stars

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Keeping Her Secret is one of the most fun books I’ve read in ages. It actually got me out of my contemporary slump, I thought I was over contemporary YA, turns out, I just needed the right kinda book and this is very much the right kinda book. It’s set in the same camp as the one in Monica Murphy’s Daring The Bad Boy, but it’s set at a different time, since there’s literally no mention of Annie, but Jacob & Dane are mentioned, and Fozzie Bear, so I would be intrigued as to which was supposed to come first.
This book just had everything I love in a good contemporary and then some. Flirting, warm fuzzy feelings, a brilliant setting, two people who both annoy and love each other at the same time (that is just the best, when it’s not hate-hate, it’s I-secretly-love-you hate). I loved Riya immediately. She’s my kinda girl and although I was a bit hesitant over Courtney initially (rich people just click me the wrong way sometimes) I did warm up to her in the end. Especially since I could see where she was coming from and why she was so hesitant to talk to Riya, to do *anything* with Riya.

I genuinely loved this book. I love Riya and Courtney, especially together, it gave me such happy feels, and I had a smile on my face for most of this book. I liked Colt, too, as the voice of reason, and all the roommates in Riya and Courtney’s dorm, but most of all, I loved the pranks. Because they weren’t nasty pranks, they were HILARIOUS pranks. Like wet your bed laughing pranks, and they added a lot of fun to this already fun-packed book. Keeping Her Secret was such a good contemporary book, with two of the most amazing characters, two girls who legit belonged together, and I just loved every page of this book!

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