You will definitely enjoy Tucker &
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OMG this whole series of Off Campus is definitely off the chart. Big Thumbs up!! You will definitely enjoy Tucker & Sabrina
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Another great book by David Johnson. I didn't want it to end. Loved his Tucker Series and this equals those. He is such a fantastic author and I'm looking forward to his next book.
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I love all of the Alafair Tucker books. Being raised in Oklahoma I can relate so well to the language and most places. I've read every one and always look forward to the next.
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Super quick read it. Loved it. I read most of Mr. Tucker's books and I figured he could not surprise me, I was so very wrong. I would love to see more of mouse and Katt....I have a feeling this book was just the tip of the iceberg for these two.
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Still not quite sure what I thought but definitely great read and off to buy the next one. Tucker is a conflicted figure but boy did I like him and couldn't put the book down. Loved the way the author brought in the back stories but still kept the book moving forward.nice job.
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What can be said about this movie that hasn't already been said. Simply put its one of the best horror/comedies ever. Like the back of the box says the laughs are just as good as the kills. Basic story is 2 rednecks (Tucker & Dale) cross paths with some college kids & a series of strange events occur after a misunderstanding & lack of communication (don't spoil the fun for those that haven't seen it). It was enjoyable from beginning to end. The kills were all very well done with some real good SFX. Cast did a great job, especially the actors who played Tucker & Dale. Some good special features on the disc also, including seeing things from the perspective of the college kids called Tucker & Dale Are Evil. If you love horror comedies do not pass this one up & for maximum effect see it with a group of friends. I can only hope that a sequel comes out some day.
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This was a free kindle and I just stumbled onto it. Couldn't put it down until I was finished. Tucker is fascinating as are the others in the book. I bought the next 2 books and enjoyed them as well. Simply written and real life accounts of the trials and tribulations of the people.
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Four Seconds to Lose is my first experience with a book by K.A. Tucker, and wow, I wish I would have been smarter and have grabbed them before because this one is amazing. Seriously, I have such a difficult relationship with New Adult books but it's books like this one that make me see why they are so popular.

 The most outstanding thing about it is that it is hugely entertaining. I never once got bored, and I loved that the story progressed so quickly, you were never left hanging on any of the "mysteries" because they were always almost instantly resolved and yet not really because so many things were yet to be unraveled. I loved the main characters and I loved the dual point of view. Both Charlie and Cain were great characters; it takes talent to make characters likable when they do what these two do. But K.A. Tucker did it.

 Another thing that I really, really loved was that Cain, our hero, was not a jerk. I can't even count how many times I've read a New Adult whose main male character is a "bad boy" (which nowadays seems to be a synonym for "huge jerk"). Cain was a genuinely good guy even if his job and past were edging the bad side. I loved Cain and his caring nature. And I also loved Charlie. She was so strong and brave and my heart ached for the lonely little girl living inside her. She might have been afraid most of the time but I could see her real strength shinning through.

 Some might argue that the story was too over the top drama, and while that might be true what really counts is that it was so engaging and entertaining that it was impossible to put down. There were minor details that kept me from giving it five stars but they mostly have to do with personal pet peeves and not really with the story. I enjoyed the story and eat it up like it was, I don't know, I guess any kind of delicious food. Totally recommended for New Adult fans.
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This is like classic Chris Tucker. And to get it 2 for 1. How can you beat that? Highly recommended.
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How compassion for a neglected puppy turned into joy will delight you. As I trailed along with Tucker and his family, (with Tucker in the lead) I was reminded of what adventure life can bring, if we follow our heart.
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Michael Tucker is my hero.  He writes so well and pulls you into his and his wife's life with true brio.  This book is such a delight.  I have already read it twice.
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The authors make you fall in love with all things from the south! I love all the characters in their books. What I didn't know is the level of love I had for Tucker. I always knew I loved him from the moment he called Annie Landry~ Mama A! This book is a real perfect, down home love story that you don't want to end.
2012114
Great book! Super funny! I will definitely read the rest of Tucker max books. I had to share some stories with my friends they were so funny
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Jeff Bridges always uplifted a character in his youth.  Tucker will make you remember that there was a car and a man.
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In a way, I'm glad I didn't read IHTSBIH until recently, because I would have gone crazy waiting around for AFF to come out. Knowing how fast I devoured Tucker's first book, I paced myself with this one so I could really take it all in and make it last (TWSS), and it was so worth it. In addition to being so hilarious I was afraid to read it in public, Tucker's many realizations about himself and the women he was with were actually quite helpful, at least to me as a woman. Because really, should a fratire book really make you question your own issues (in a good way)? No, but this one does. My favorite part is where Tucker urges you, plain and simple, to just own up to what you are and live it. That said, I liked how the book was formatted by pre- and post-fame stories - it gave a really good perspective of what has changed. The stories are just as ridiculous (I can't wait to see what he has that can top TuckerFest), but are even better because of his improved writing and overall storytelling technique. I can't wait until the next book!
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Getting to know Tucker and her family was unique and very enjoyable. After figuring out the language the story just flowed and I hated to see it end. Had it's share of villains. Made me wonder why some had life so easy and others so tough.
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4-4.5 stars. I was excited to read this book because I absolutely love Tucker. As for Sabrina, there is no lost love between her and Dean so in Dean's mind, Sabrina is a she-witch and the hate is mutual. I love Dean, too, so I wasn't sure what to think about Sabrina at first and reserved judgment until I got to her story. That ending of The Score had me chomping at the bit in the meantime.

So Sabrina is nothing like Hannah, Grace or Allie. Hannah is my favorite girl in the series. Sabrina isn't completely unrelatable, but she does have a hard exterior and is very goal-oriented. She grew up in less than ideal circumstances, not ever feeling completely loved or wanted and knew that the only way out of her situation was to push herself hard for success. That meant there was no time for relationships or niceties or anything of excess if it got in the way of her achieving her dream - Harvard Law School and then practicing in a big law firm afterwards. This makes Sabrina come off very cold, insensitive and hard to reach. However, the real Sabrina on the inside isn't as selfish as she appears. She is actually more compassionate than she lets on, but she struggles with expressing emotions because she's so used to fending for herself that she doesn't want to rely on anybody so it makes her frustrating and aggravating to deal with more than anything.

Tucker is exactly how you would imagine a Southern-born guy to be, especially when his roommates are Garrett, Logan and Dean - charming, confident and laid back with well-bred manners. I wouldn't consider him to be an alpha male, but Tucker has moves that make him irresistible and he's got alpha tendencies if you push the wrong buttons, and his case, they are all related to Sabrina. But Sabrina cannot be pushed no matter what. She's as stubborn as they come, but at the same time, I had to admire her for how much she could tolerate because she wanted to prove her independence. And how lucky is she that someone as amazing as Tucker wants all of her? Maybe she doesn't believe in love, but Tucker isn't going to give up that easily when he's envisioning a future with them together.

The story was a mixture of funny, angsty, hot and wanting to pull your hair out because of Sabrina's obstinance. At the same time, I enjoyed the dynamic between she and Tucker because Tucker had the infinite patience of a saint and rolled with the punches for every step of the way by following Sabrina's lead. I would've liked more at the end with Sabrina finally yielding to her heart and demonstrating what that really meant in action and not just words, but hopefully this is not the final ending for the Briar crew. Love this series!