The Boy Most Likely To

from JeracaFite

I've read all of the books Huntley Fitzpatrick has wrote, and this was by far my favorite of the bunch. It was nice to see Alice's point of view in the crazy life of the Garrett's household. She is so responsible and, honestly, a bit like me when it comes to no nonsense things like guys who won't...

from SimplyKelina

I loved the My Life Next Door, so I was excited to get back into some of the characters. I was not a huge fan of Nan in that book, so I was glad this story follows her brother Tim instead. I also enjoyed getting back into the Young family. I wish I would had realized this followed some of the sam...

from kbranfield

In Huntley Fitzpatrick's latest release, seventeen year old Tim Mason is The Boy Most Likely To utterly and completely steal readers' hearts. In this long-awaited companion to My Life Next Door, the wryly humorous Tim is clean and sober and trying to get his life back on track when someone from h...

from musichick52

In the end, it's all about learning how to love. I did not read the earlier volume of Tim's tale, but you do not need to in order to enjoy this read. He has put his life back together, beaten unspeakable odds and now has more obstacles to overcome. A stubborn father spewing ultimatums, a vindicti...

from alsvidur

Tim is a burn-out loser who gets kicked out of his home. He moves in with his friend and is getting clean and sober when he gets hit with news (that you can see coming after like the 30th page). Although I could see every twist coming a mile away, and it was NOT a feel-good-summer-YA-romance that...