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Leaving my friends and home during senior year to move to Florida sucks, but when my dad decides to marry his long-distance girlfriend, I have no choice.
My first night in Bipal is full of booze and bonfires, and a blue-eyed boy with adorable glasses and a charming smile.
Footsies in the sand lead to a walk down the beach, and by the end of the night, I'm a changed girl.
The next morning, I come downstairs to find my blue eyed boy sitting at the kitchen table.
We make a pact to leave what happened between in the past. But stolen glances across the kitchen, grazed pinkies in the hall, bumped knees at the dinner table...
Pretending I don't want Reed Lancaster is the hardest thing I've had to do...
You're not supposed to fall in love with your step-brother...
But what if two pink lines are involved?
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View All1.5 ⭐️So, this was a short read ,which is why I read it. I just wanted something simple...I feel like it was more lust than love between our two main characters. Which is not what most people probably want in a book. I also didn't like the spicy scenes. However, the story was at least paced very well, and the fact that they were supposed to be becoming step-siblings didn't bother me too much because they didn't grow up together. So, that wasn't a big issue for me. I wasn't disappointed in this book because I didn't really expect to be amazing cause I knew nothing about it or about the author. But overall, this one was a miss for me. I probably won't read from this author again.