Co-Ed By: Rachel Van Dyken

(N) Four guys. Constant moaning. And a revolving door across the college suite she somehow ended up in because her first name is Shawn. They don't discriminate. Girls, guys, grandmas, plants (okay maybe not plants) all walks of life stroll in stressed to the brim, and leave so satisfied she's wondering what sort of talents lie behind that door. Her roommate calls them the Pleasure Ponies. But the rest of the college campus? They just call them the new face of Wingmen Inc. A paid for relationship service that makes big promises.
       Breakup? They'll glue you back together again. Depressed? They have the magic pill. Lonely? Just spend a few minutes while they rub you down and you'll forget all about it. And broken hearts? Well, that's their specialty. They'll fix you. For a price.
       Shawn swore she wouldn't get involved. But apparently they like a challenge, and a girl who doesn't put up with their BS is basically like waving a red flag in front of a bull. They. All. Charged. But one holds her attention above the rest.
        Knox Tate looks like a Viking - and getting pillaged is starting to look more appealing by the day. Though he's hiding something - all of them are. And the closer she gets. The more she realizes that some things are left better in the past.

         Going into Co-Ed I wasn't sure what to expect and I have to I was pleasantly surprised with how everything turned out. I thought it was going to be about one thing based on the stories synopsis and it turned out to be something entirely different. And that's one of the things I like about this book, that things didn't turn out like I expected them to. That's what you want in a book, to go into it with this preconceived notion of what it's about and finding something different instead.