Review: Unnecessary Drama by Nina Kenwood
Brooke is an absolute master of organisation. She knows how to get things done and how to organise everything. However, when she moves to Melbourne to start uni and into a run down student share house, things start to go awry. First she discovers a mouse. Then their third housemate arrives. Jesse, who just happens to be her mortal enemy from high school. He's the guy who broke her fourteen-year-old heart when he ditched her so that he could get in good with the popular crowd. Brooke has never, ever let him forget it. She isn't about to forget it now. They might be sharing a house, but they are definitely, definitely not friends. And Brooke is definitely not going to talk to him at all, and create any further unnecessary drama. I loved the concept of this one. Brooke is a strong willed and stubborn young woman who has compelling reasons for her (sometimes) overbearing and off-putting behaviour. Jesse also has his reasons for his past behaviour. While they may not be perfect, it...