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    Camp Payback

    By J.K. Rock

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    Alex has big plans for camp this year, starting with making it the best summer ever. Having fun and breaking some rules will get her the payback she wants against her parents and her ex-boyfriend. Because of his disgusting texts, she's headed to a super strict all-girls school in the fall. Then she meets Javier and revenge doesn't seem nearly as important as getting to know the troubled loner determined to keep a low profile at camp. But Alex's trouble-magnet personality and Javier's need to stay in the background don't mix nearly as well as their irresistible chemistry.

    With her home life eroding under her feet and her last year of summer camp speeding to a close, Alex wants to make her mark on the world and squeeze every bit of fun out of her time with Javier. Too bad her old plans for revenge turn back on her just in time to ruin everything. Will she lose Javier too?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSpencer Hill Contemporary
    Release dateApr 29, 2014
    ISBN9781939392916
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    J.K. Rock

    J.K. Rock is the pseudonym for writing partners--and sisters-in-law--Joanne and Karen Rock. After selling some adult romances on their own, they thought it would be fun to write YA together. Joanne is a three-time RITA nominee, a Romantic Times Career Achievement Nominee, and a frequent speaker at writing conferences. Her books have been translated into twenty languages. Karen is an eighth grade teacher who has published newspaper and magazine articles along with YA short stories and plays.

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    • 4/5
      In Camp Payback, we get to see more of Alex, Lauren’s outspoken and witty best friend.I think Camp Payback was much better than Camp Boyfriend, because there was no love triangle, and because Javier & Alex’s chemistry was tremendous.Alex is such a relatable protagonist! I really enjoyed reading about her family problems, because that just added more substance to her character. We actually understand why she acts the way she does, and why she’s so impulsive at times. Javier is also such a great guy. He has so many problems and situations that I really admire how strong he is.I really couldn’t help but smiling every time they were together because there was no doubt in my mind that they were a great couple.I really flew through this book because I wanted to see how everything was going to unravel.By the end of the book, both Alex & Javier go through wonderful character growth. I really enjoyed seeing how they both made each other better.The ending was so sweet, and I really enjoyed how mostly everything was resolved neatly.I read this book at the right time, because I was suffering from a really intense book hangover. This was just what I needed! Can't wait for the next book.
    • 5/5
      Totally different from the first book.
      I was expecting more from Lauren, but this shifts gears to Alex. With this shift in main character we get a whole new view and a whole different story.
      It's just as engaging as the first book and readers will not be disappointed.