After the story began to move along, however, I found it very easy to keep up. Without knowing all of the background knowledge, I was utterly clueless about everything until it was basically recapped. While part of my confusion was the lack of reading books one and two, I couldn’t help but be put off with exactly how much confusion there was. Yeah, it’s a mouthful, and that’s just the first couple pages. Stark’s son, Brandon, then attempts to extract the information and take over the company himself.Įm also has to deal with modeling, an eccentric roommate named Lulu (who’s in love with Nikki’s brother, Steven), and a mucho sexy kinda-sorta-boyfriend Christopher, who she may have told she never wanted to see again. Not to mention Nikki herself was transplanted to another, much less pretty body, and the son of Richard Stark, company head, kidnaps both of them along with Nikki’s mother and brother. But when Em discovers Nikki was killed on purpose for knowing too much information about Stark enterprises, things get hairy. Em enjoyed the fab life Nikki – or rather, her body – is a major celebrity, modeling for Stark Enterprises. Em Watts’ brain was transferred into Nikki Howard’s body after a serious accident involving a falling television to cranium collision. Rather, both of them are on the run – in a confusion of bodies and boys. But, your writing was quirky and light-hearted, so I figured I may as well read the book and trudge on through my lack of series knowledge. As good as it sounded, stepping into a series at the possible tail end was not something that I was sure about. So, I came into Runaway with a few concerns. The only other book of yours I’ve read is Avalon High, which really was not your best moment in the literary world. How To Be Popular was my first book of yours, and it’s combination cuteness and morality was hilarious and made for a great read.

Your books are known as some of the best YA chick lit out there. John B- Reviews chick-lit / HarperCollins / Meg-Cabot / Model / Paranormal / Young-Adult 7 Comments

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