Love Ya Like a Sister by Tom Kepler

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If you want something done right, then do it yourself. At least, that's what people say. But does that include having three girlfriends at the same time--and stealing a car?
Life is simple for Randy: 1) he loves his girlfriend and 2) he likes his motorcycle. And even if he really likes his motorcycle and only thinks he's pretty sure he loves his girlfriend, it's still the same difference. Easy to know, easy to think about.
Then Randy's life gets complicated. In one week he makes friends with a senior girl and her five-year-old sister, his girlfriend dumps him, and his ex's older sister helps him with his math--although, it turns out, she's better at biology.
While trying to uncomplicate their lives, Randy and his friends learn what to do when your parents are too busy, too divorced, too drunk, or too dead to help.

I really liked this book. The relationship between sisters was really sweet and I enjoyed it. Randy was a great character. The plot was really interesting and kept me entertained. The love triangle really worked in this story and ussually I hate it, but Kepler made it work.Kepler was a gifted writer and I am excited to see what he will write about next.