Pranked by Love

Written by Sunniva Dee

Narrated by Sarah Puckett

Saki has always followed the Blossom girls' house rules:

1) Thou shalt prank the Dudes, thy beautiful fraternity neighbors, all day, every day.

2) Thou shalt not lose thy heart to them: no fraternizing with the arch-frat-enemy.

Easy enough, right? Minor complication #1: Saki gets warm all over whenever she sees Picasso, the dark-haired, hyper-sensual painting student with bright grey eyes over there in the Dude den. Minor complications #2-5: Picasso is head-over-heels for Saki, has an obsessive personality, and craves working her up. He brushes up against her, so close she shivers. Soon, he even visits her at night!

Saki and Picasso's attraction is electric, and their relationship flingtastic.
How long can they keep it hidden? They're star-crossed lovers the prankster way!

But their problems fade when every seedy detail of the Dude/Blossom prank war is outed in a newspaper article. Now, all efforts are put into finding the mole, fighting with the arch-frat-enemy . . . and avoid being deemed guilty. Just another day on Blossom Field Avenue #246 and #247.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: May 14, 2019
• ISBN: 9781977348753

Reviews for Pranked by Love

[nelispelusa · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I am going against the grain here. while I did enjoy the first book, this one not so much. I mean I love the pranks and I had read a review where someone was against the pranking an thought them immature, me I didn't feel that way we are talking about college kids who when leaving their homes for the first time tend to act this way, no harm done just pranking and enjoying life. I know some of you will feel that I am taking a book to seriously a rom-com fiction book at that, but here is my issue with this book. Seraphina and Guns relationship is toxic. First book didn't bug me, didn't see much of a problem but in this one, yeah big problem. The fighting, the pushing the disrespect of each other was a little too much and at this point totally unhealthy, when you put your hands on someone else there is a lost of respect, and I can't condone in any form, not fiction and definitely not true life, it is just not funny. And I am sad to say that I couldn't enjoy the book..I truly hope she changes that. Oh and Betsy was right the girls were dumb, the first article they had to know that it was her, she not only tried to clean up her image but she caused friction amongst them and had them looking at their friends who have been with them since the beginning differently..No excuse to let her get away with more.