Name: I Wanna Text You Up
ISBN: 9781983481581

Teagan Hunter

When I put up a ROOMMATE WANTED poster, he was the last person on earth I thought would respond.He was also the last person on earth I'd agree to let live with me...on purpose.But, here we are-roommates. I'm certain we can coexist without it being awkward, and I'm determined to make it work. There will be no sexual tension building with each accidental touch, no flutters when he wears that stupid backward baseball cap, and definitely no flirting when we text back and forth.Caleb Mills can't be the guy for me. He's my best friend's ex-boyfriend.And that would be wrong...right?

I Wanna Text You Up

Hanna Rybchynska

2nd read 4,5 stars
For some reason reading this book for the 2nd time I felt it wasn't as good as I remembered it. However, I really like Zoe and Caleb's story. They are cute and funny together. Caleb is like a perfect boyfriend and Zoe is just a horndog. 
I really recommend this for people who like sitcoms and funny reads.

1st read 5 stars

cláudia

i really enjoy this book more than the firt one. caleb and zoe are that otp man.

Áróra Lind 

“He’s my roommate, falling for him would be bad…. right?”

I wanna text you up is about Zoe and Caleb, both characters we see in the first book Let’s get textual. Zoe is Delia’s best friend and former roommate and Caleb is Delia’s ex-boyfriend.

The book starts when Zoe is looking for a roommate as Delia is moving in with her boyfriend. She puts a flyer up and gets an email from a guy. The start to email back and forth as Zoe wants to make sure she doesn’t let just anyone move in with her. But she didn’t expect the guy to be her Best friend’s ex-boyfriend! When she finally agrees to let him move in with her she knows nothing can happen between them because of girl code.

Like the first book, this one made me laugh so much. Their banter and chemistry are amazing. The format of this book is the same as the first one both normal and texting/message format.

“Hey, uh, Caleb?” “Yep?” “Is that your dick poking me or your phone?” He presses his lips together, trying his hardest to hold in his laughter. “That would be my dick, Zoe.”

I loved this book as much as I did the first one! I love seeing books about the side characters from other books in the series. If you enjoyed the first one, I recommend giving this one a try. This book gets 5 stars from me. I have fallen in love with Teagan's writing style and I can’t wait to read her other series.

Candyce Kirk

I loved this book so much! They didn't beat Zach and Delia though! Full review to follow soon!

Loredana

As her roomate is leaving to live with her boyfriend Zoe is looking for a new one. She was not expecting the ex of her current roommate to respond to her ad.

At first I just felt it was a good average romance. Nothing really stood out of it. But the last third of the book really made for the rest. It was romantic but too cheesy and neither too smutty. I loved the fact that they are taking it slow with their relationship, moving forward emotionally before anything else, making it really romantic at some moments. I also loved that the problem they are facing in the end is not question entirely their relationship but more how they are going to work on it. Their relation felt real and I loved it.

Silvana Ruiz

2.5/5

I was really bored while reading it that it gave me a major reading slump

I Wanna Text You Up was just as funny, sexy and swoony as Let's Get Textual. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Zoe and Caleb were so stinking cute.

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I didn't enjoy this one quite as much as the first one in this series but overall still a decent read.

Lisa ✩ @lifeinlit

Yes, I did dive immediately into this book after finishing Let's Get Textual, book 1 in this series. How could I not? I NEEDED MORE! I was happy to see this book was equally amazing. This relationship, however, was very different. Talk about a SLOW BURN! This series is fantastic and quickly becoming a new favorite of mine. I can't wait to continue on with these pure GOLD romcoms!

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