Release Date: May 21
It’s only my second week at Kensington School, and things are getting complicated.
I thought my relationship with Harry was finished, but he came over late one night, apologized, and asked me to be his girlfriend. I swooned right there, in the middle of the street.
And we are definitely back together.
He calls me babe, brings me flowers, and is planning our first official date.
Our relationship is growing, and I’m starting to want him in ways I never expected.
I’m falling for him.
But then there’s Noah.
I live in his house and share a bathroom with him, and we’ve had a few intense moments.
But nothing compared to him sauntering into the room, declaring that I want him and that, at some point, he’s going to give in to me.
I know!
The nerve.
I’m not sure how I'm going to tell him that I’m dating his best friend again.
Or how I'm going to keep my eyes off his shirtless chest.
With tensions running high between Noah and me, Harry’s ongoing family issues, my new friendship with Naomi, and Mohammad’s party-planning skills, things are getting crazy.
But the even crazier part is—I’m really starting to love it here.
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Review:
This book gets a little more involved than the last book, and there is for sure more character developments, and I love that the characters are growing with the books. This book is Mallory's opening up book we shall call it. She grows more as a person and it's interesting to see. Being a teenager is hard, being a teenager in a love triangle, with confused feelings sucks even more.
This book continues the journey of exchange student Mallory and her 3 British guy friends. She is struggling with a lot and learning personal growth as are Noah, Harry and Mohammed. This is still a sweet safe YA book, I would say 14-18 is perfect, heck maybe even 13. Like with teenagers, there is some drinking, and language, but still innocent enough it won't scar your kiddo for life.
Review:
This book gets a little more involved than the last book, and there is for sure more character developments, and I love that the characters are growing with the books. This book is Mallory's opening up book we shall call it. She grows more as a person and it's interesting to see. Being a teenager is hard, being a teenager in a love triangle, with confused feelings sucks even more.
This book continues the journey of exchange student Mallory and her 3 British guy friends. She is struggling with a lot and learning personal growth as are Noah, Harry and Mohammed. This is still a sweet safe YA book, I would say 14-18 is perfect, heck maybe even 13. Like with teenagers, there is some drinking, and language, but still innocent enough it won't scar your kiddo for life.
Meet Jillian Dodd
Jillian is the USA TODAY bestselling author of more than thirty novels. She writes fun romances with characters her readers fall in love with—from the boy next door in the That Boy trilogy to the daughter of a famous actress in The Keatyn Chronicles® to a spy who might save the world in the Spy Girl® series.
She adores writing big fat happily ever afters, wears a lot of pink, buys too many shoes, loves to travel, and is a distracted by anything covered in glitter.
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