Falling for Trouble

Falling for Trouble

No ratings yet
2017 · English · Paperback · 4 editions
Add To Shelf

Rate this book


Export Book Journal

Description

Liam Byrd is a small-town bookworm whose quiet existence is turned upside down when he crosses paths with the fierce and outspoken Annie. As a riot grrrl with a passion for punk culture, she brings a whirlwind of energy and rebellion into his life. Their unlikely friendship sparks an unexpected romance that draws the curiosity and gossip of the entire town.

As they navigate their differences, Liam finds himself exploring new perspectives on life and love. Annie, with her edgy charm, challenges him to step out of his comfort zone and embrace the chaos that comes with passion. Their relationship blossoms amid a backdrop of local music shows and spirited debates, highlighting the clash between their worlds while also uncovering their shared desires.

Through the ups and downs, both characters learn valuable lessons about acceptance, self-discovery, and the power of love. Their journey proves that sometimes, the starkest contrasts can ignite the most beautiful connections, ultimately revealing the depth of their hearts.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 293 pages
Language English
Published Jun 27, 2017
Publisher Zebra Shout
Editions 4 editions
ISBN-10 1420141856
ISBN-13 9781420141856

Reviews

View All

Give me more books with ace representation!!This was a solid okay for me. It took me a bit to read it cause the beginning was slow. Angela's job's obsession with her social media was weird. I didn't mind the social media aspect. It was a pretty decent representation of how you can find community. The scavenger hunt was weird. You can't want your first kiss to be meaningful, but then open up a scavenger hunt to the whole Internet with a kiss as the prize. That's also really dangerous. And how are these strangers supposed to know the answers to these very specific questions about yourself?Thank you Forever for providing me with an ARC

May 3rd 2025
Add To Shelf

Rate this book


Export Book Journal