The only person poetry-loving Cali Monroe hates more
than herself is Logan Waters, the geeky kid who lives in the dorm building next
to hers.

Ever since Cali’s parents told her she would amount to nothing, she has felt
entirely inadequate. Friendless and alone, she takes on the mean girl role in
hopes it will make her feel better–and Logan serves as the perfect target. He
infuriates her with his obnoxiously long lashes, his all too perfect dimpled
smile, and his complete lack of personality outside of his intelligence. It
doesn’t hurt that he’s part of the reason her brother is dead, either. So Cali
hates him, and he returns the favor. Thus, their prank-filled, insult-driven
rivalry is born, and torturing Logan quickly becomes the highlight of her life.

But when Cali’s parents set them up on a blind date, she begins to realize
Logan might not be as boring as she always thought. He shares her love of
poetry, takes a sadistic pleasure in making fun of crepes, and he makes her
blush when he calls her smile pretty.

And hey, maybe those long lashes of his aren’t that obnoxious after
all…

Two Roads is New Adult Romance about finding love, standing out, and
learning to embrace who you are. It contains some language and mild sexual
content.

What is not to love a bout a cute love story?! I really enjoyed Two Roads, not only was the love story really well written, but the fact that L.M. Augustine pulled in so much poetry really earned some major points!!

Cali never really moved on from her brothers death and although she blames herself for not seeing the signs she also blames his best friend Logan for not being there for her brother, and also for not being there for her after the death.

Logan is struggling through the death just as badly as Cali is, however he is not showing it in a different way. A way Cali doesn’t understand. Since she doesn’t understand it, she assumes he has moved on and hates him for it.

I just cant help but love Logan, he is doing his absolute best to accommodate Cali’s need to hate him and to learn how to move past her brothers death. You can see throughout the book that he has a thing for her, but he never outwardly pushes it. When they go to the convention together it gets so heated from time to time you just know they are going to end up falling for each other.

This is a great book for young adults, its a light enjoyable read that has any easy going story line and some amazing poetry mixed in!

I give this book 4 stars!!

L.M. Augustine is a YA romance author who is obsessed
with writing about dorky teenagers, love, and happy endings. He currently lives
in New England, where he spends far too much time reading books and screaming
at his computer, and he believes that the solution to the world’s problems can
be found in chocolate cake.