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Hott Synopsis:
Jack has been longing for Leah since she deserted him just after she graduated. He’s never told her or anyone else exactly how much she means to him. So, when she tells his mother that they’re dating to relieve his mothers guilt Jack has no idea hw to react – should he give into what Ed always wanted or keep pretending they’re just friends so he doesn’t get hurt?
Hott Review:
What I liked: I loved the characters. Their personalities were wonderful and I loved the angst of Jack and Leah pretending to pretend that they loved each other – too cute!
What I didn’t like: There was too much steam for me. Also, I kept getting periphial characters confused – there were quite a few.
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| Author: | Jill Shalvis | ||
| Source: | Grand Central Publishing via Netgalley | ||
| Grade: | B+ | ||
| Steam: | Scorcher | ||
| Setting: | Lucky Harbor, Washington | ||
| Series: | Lucky Harbor #8 | ||
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