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Teenagers and adults will enjoy the quirky characters who, refreshingly, are not Barbie-perfect. The premise is pretty original, considering how hard it is to find a storyline that hasn't already been done. I was sorry to see that Brittany lost her spunk and spirit in this book. Even though she wasn't a main character, I found her to be boringly nice and too goody-goody in this book, while Alex kept his edge. If you enjoyed Perfect Chemistry, you'll like this one too.


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Rules of Attraction Perfect Chemistry Simone Elkeles Books Reviews

4 1/2 to 5 stars - In Rules of Attraction, Alex's little brother, Carlos, is sent from Mexico by their mom live with his brother, Alex, one of the main characters from the first book in the series, Perfect Chemistry, in Colorado where Alex is going to college. As with Alex, it's because Carlos is involved with a gang in Mexico, this one's called Guerreros del barrio. Carlos is less than happy with having to move in with Alex in his small apartment, with Alex's girlfriend, Brittany and with his new peer guide, Kiara Westford.

Even though everyone thinks Carlos has left trouble behind, it finds him pretty quickly and he gets in trouble during his first week at school. To avoid being sent to a youth home, one of Alex's professors who has dealth with troubled kids before, offers to take Carlos in. Unfortunately, the professor happens to be Kiara's dad. So now, Carlos has to live with a white family that actually has a family night, rules he's expected to follow and he has to deal with Kiara, too.

There were similarities between this book and Perfect Chemistry a hot Fuentes brother with an attitude and a shady past, a rich white girl who's pretty much a goody two shoes and a situtation that arises which causes them to get to know each other and realize there's more to the other than meets the eye. However, I wasn't constantly thinking that this was a carbon copy of Perfect Chemistry. Kiara's family is close and they all love each other a lot. Her parents are actual characters in the book and not just mostly absent ones, as is the case in a lot of YA books. I liked Carlos as much as I liked Alex in the first book. His situation is different than Alex's because he's forced into the crap that he gets into and realizes he needs to get out of it, he's just not sure how. And I loved Kiara. She's tough, smart, funny and, while he does intimidate her some, she doesn't put up with Carlos' crap. I also loved her best friend, Tuck; he was loyal and freaking hysterical. He always tried to push Carlos' buttons and it usually worked.

I didn't think I'd like Rules of Attraction as much as Perfect Chemistry, but I think I may have actually liked it a little more, because Kiara was such a great female character and I liked the dynamic of her family. I'd definitely recommend this book.
This is book two in the Perfect Chemistry series. This book follows Carlos Fuentes. You met him in the first book in the series. He is the brother of Alex Fuentes. This is a great young adult series.
Carlos moves to Colorado after getting into trouble in Mexico, where he lived with his mom. His brother Alex sets him up to live with his former professor to help get his act together. This is where he meets Kiara. Kiara is the opposite of Carlos. Can being so different really lead to love? You’ll have to read this young adult love story to find out but hold on to your seats because lots of drama takes place throughout the whole book.
I have really enjoyed this series so far and this author. I want to continue reading the series and I am excited to hear that more books have been added to this series. If you love the young adult and new adult genres you will defiantly like this series and this author. 4 stars!
Carlos Fuentes loves living on the edge. But because of his unfortunate ties to a Mexican gang, while living in Mexico with his mother and younger brother, he finds himself in trouble, so his mom and uncle ship him to Colorado to live with his older brother Alex. Alex is living in a small dorm room, so he makes arrangements for Carlos to live with one of his professors and his family. Carlos carries a lot of attitude and resents having to be sent to live with Alex. When the professor's daughter, Kiara, is assigned to show him around at school, Carlos is puzzled at his interest in a girl that is not his normal type. As the title says, the Rules Of Attraction doesn't play by the rules and sparks fly! When danger shows back up in his life, Carlos tries to find a way out. Help comes from unexpected sources, but can he prevent the danger from going after the family he becomes at home with and from going after his own family back in Mexico! Angst, danger, suspense and unexpected love! Great second book to this series!
Teenagers and adults will enjoy the quirky characters who, refreshingly, are not Barbie-perfect. The premise is pretty original, considering how hard it is to find a storyline that hasn't already been done. I was sorry to see that Brittany lost her spunk and spirit in this book. Even though she wasn't a main character, I found her to be boringly nice and too goody-goody in this book, while Alex kept his edge. If you enjoyed Perfect Chemistry, you'll like this one too.