In WHITE TRASH BEAUTIFUL Cass Daniels is pretty much fed up with her life. Her boyfriend treats her like dirt, both he and her mother are drug addicts from whom she has to hide the little money that she does have so she can make a better life for herself. Tucker White wants to help Cass any way he can but she's too stubborn and won't accepts his help because she doesn't really know him or trust him.

What I really liked about WHITE TRASH BEAUTIFUL was the story line. It was very interesting to read and very deep and emotional. I really felt bad for Cass and the fact that she was stuck in a life that she basically didn't want. When she would hide her money in her old bear I would be like you go girl, make a better life for yourself you deserve it and when Tucker White came into the picture I was in awe that he would try to help someone that he basically didn't know.

Every time Cass needed help he was there and it was so sweet to see their story unfold. Tucker also happens to be a popular singer of a band and doesn't tell Cass, she only finds out from a customer at her job. When Cass finds out she's upset that he didn't tell her and now every time he wants to help she won't let him because she feels like a gold digger. Cass and Tucker go through a lot of ups and downs in this story but they both know that they need each other and love each other and that they can be stronger together than by themselves.

What I disliked about this book was that we really didn't see too much into Tuckers life and how he became a rocker and we don't really see too much into Cass and Tuckers story a lot but I guess that's why there are two more books in this series. I would have loved to see way more into their lives but feel like I'll get that chance in the second and third book.

I really loved WHITE TRASH BEAUTIFUL and this story line. It was light and fluffy but was still such a romantic and sweet love story about finding the person that will always be there no mater what. This story is wonderful and it has a great meaning behind it, I can't wait to read more of Cass and Tucker's story.