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The past two weeks was a whirlwind-kind of ride.

Midterm exams were okay. I'm confident in passing so I won't fret on it.

But the plates really drained me mentally that it resulted in me breaking down at 1 AM.

ON THE BLOG

From the past, last and this week:

Top Ten Tuesday #13: Book Titles with Numbers In Them
Review: Rebel by Marie Lu
Top Ten Tuesday #14: Extraordinary Book Titles
Quick Reviews (ARC Edition): I'll Be Home for Christmas + Snowflakes at Mistletoe Cottage

BOOK TALK

*RECENTLY READ

(Thank you, Lauren Layne, for another romance book.)

*CURRENTLY READING

None at the moment. I'm lowkey in a slump after reading Yours in Scandal.

I might pick up another ARC or pick up something from my Fall TBR.

*BOOKS I GOT

(These are from last week and this week)

LIFE TALK

This is quite a long update.

I'm finally free of Midterms, and I'm feeling okay lately.
I haven't been that active (I'm still online but I just go lurk around since I'm not in my 100% mood to talk about stuff) both on social media and the blog.
Last week Tuesday was really tough for me aka the day I had a mental breakdown.
I had TEN PLATES to do that's supposed to be submitted the next day and they're all traditional so that means they're all by hand and pencil (and other traditional art medium).
And that next day, I had a midterm exam.
So I was extra loaded.
I was home from school at 3PM that day so I immediately showered and ate and by 4PM, I was doing the said ten plates.
I FINISHED ALL TEN (err, nine... I gave up on the last one, there was literally zero effort exerted on that last plate) AT 12 MIDNIGHT.
I was so exhausted and anxious (my anxiety has risen up on its highest level) and I was shaking. Worst part of it all, my right hand - the one that's been doing the most work - has given up aka it got numbed and of course, I couldn't move it. On normal days, I'd know that it's reasonable since I've been working for 8 hours. But my mind was on overdrive since I haven't studied for the written exam yet.
I haven't studied 7 weeks worth of notes and my entire body has given up.
Aaaand that's when I broke down.
I kept crying and I wanted to stop but I couldn't. It just intensified the moment I realized how alone I was in the apartment and I have no one to talk to to let out my frustrations.
I wanted to call my mom that moment but it was already midnight and figured she's probably asleep. So I just sent her a really long text about my situation.
And a little later, she surprised me by calling.
Hearing my mom's voice just made me cry harder but at the same time I was really grateful because she comforted me and all, and she told me to go to sleep and just wake up early the next day (or later that day since it was already 1 in the morning that time) to study for the exam, that I need to rest both my body and mind.
So I did. I got through the exam. All went well after.
But after Wednesday, I just felt emotionally and mentally drained.
I was so out of it. I still am a bit, actually.
But I'm trying so hard to be positive and do things that help me calm down.
I'm feeling lighter compared to the past few weeks.

On the lighter side of things

I'm at home right now since I got a one week break.
I'm also going to be catching up on replying/commenting/blog-hopping since I got some free time.
I'm going to be sharing some of my playlists next week (or starting tomorrow). I LOVE MUSIC. And I've discovered some good songs lately so why not.

I hope you're all doing well.

I hope your week's been great.

*sends you some hugs*

Title: I'll Be Home for Christmas
Series: Little French Café, #3
Author: Karen Clarke
Publication Date: October 14, 2019
Genres: Women's Fiction
Add to: Goodreads / Amazon
Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3 stars)

Last Christmas, Nina gave away her heart – only to have it broken. But this year, at her family’s cosy café, could she find a second chance at love with someone special under the mistletoe?

Nina Bailey loves Christmas. Except this year she doesn’t. Because it turns out that her husband-to-be has been cheating on her – and her beautiful wedding ceremony in the snow is cancelled.

She’s not really in the mood to be jolly, sing carols, or go anywhere near gingerbread men – in fact, what Nina wants is to avoid the whole thing. So she’s come to stay at her Aunt Dolly’s cosy café to nurse her broken heart.

Nina is determined to get through Christmas with no tinsel, no fuss – and definitely no flirting. So when she arrives and meets infuriatingly handsome Ryan Sadler, with his gorgeous forest-green eyes, she is not best pleased. And when Nina overhears him making fun of her, she is furious. (There might have been an incident with a koala onesie and a spilled bottle of milk, but that really wasn’t her fault!) So despite the spark between them, and the fact that he can whip up a fabulous dinner faster than she can say Michelin star, romance and Christmas are off the menu this year.

Unfortunately, Aunt Dolly hasn’t quite got the message, going to great lengths to provide a proper British Christmas for her beloved niece: a true home away from home. With sparkling lights adorning every wall and a tree to equal the Rockefeller Center’s and, yes, mistletoe above every doorway, can Nina resist the magic of Christmas – and stick to her no-romance rule?

This heartwarming romantic comedy will have you reaching for eggnog, roasted chestnuts and gingerbread cookies! The perfect festive book to read curled up in front of the fire, for fans of Sue Moorcroft, Holly Martin and Debbie Johnson.

I was intrigued by these two characters, Nina and Ryan, meeting and possible falling in love after their previous relationships was a wreck. I did enjoy their interactions and they were sweet and cute although minimal. I should've expected it though since this is a Women's Fiction but still, I kinda wanted more. I'll take what I can get. And I did do that. Aside from the romance, Nina's relationship with her family was the highlight for me in this book. I love how supportive and caring they are especially after the events that happened with Nina's grandma who passed away and from her breakup with her ex.

I think I would have enjoyed this far more if I read the first book in the series even though I think that this is part of a companion series because I feel like Ryan's appeared in the first two books under a pen name. I would've enjoyed that. But overall, this was a quick light read. Surprisingly, I loved the little drama near the end.

Title: Snowflakes at Mistletoe Cottage
Author: Katie Ginger
Publication Date: October 11, 2019
Genres: Women's Fiction
Add to: Goodreads / Amazon
Rating: ★★★★☆ (4 stars)

On a grey London day, Esme’s world crumbles around her when she loses her glitzy job on a top TV programme, her gorgeous, city-slicker boyfriend and her stunning apartment, all in one fell swoop just before Christmas.

Esme is forced suddenly to move back to her sleepy home town of Sandchester, and despite the snow blanketing the roof and the fairy lights that twinkle in her rustic little cottage, everything is looking bleak. That is until she reconnects with an old crush and finds herself unexpectedly getting swept away.

But Joe, handsome and charming as he is, is not all he seems. Esme soon realises that he has a tragic past which he just might not be able to overcome…

Surrounded by her loving, if hare-brained, family and with the support of her hilarious friends, Esme is determined to have a go at forging her own path, even if it all comes to nothing. But one question still lingers in her mind: will she find someone to kiss under the mistletoe this Christmas?

I won't lie, this was REALLY slow for me at first and I found it truly ridiculous how Nina got fired just like THAT. I mean, there are other ways one can DO to prove that they're telling the truth. How she was dismissed so easily was just dumb and had me rolling my eyes because of how frustrating it was. BUT GOOD THING, this book's pace picked up and I was soooo enjoying it. I loved reading how Nina was starting with her blog and how to get an audience like sis, I can relate. I saw myself there for a moment and it took me back to the days when I started blogging and it felt like no one was there to read. My heart was melting because of the memories. And I love Nina. I love her goal-driven personality and the way she knows what she deserves. I just full on love her and I felt a sense of pride reading what she's achieved after everything she's worked so hard for.

The romance was also so sweet and a little angsty because of Joe's history - angst in a sad way. I also love how supportive he was for Nina and how he was slowly opening his heart for something new. And aside from Joe, Nina's friends and family were just as supportive and present in her life. Being there for her and all. And reading this kind of relationship, whether it's between family or friends or with a special someone, set during the holiday season just warms my heart.

ARCs received in exchange
for an honest review.

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Midterm Season is over for me and I got a one week-break starting next week. So much has happened in my life since I've been kind of inactive. I'm not fully back on social media and making blog posts because of certain circumstances but I've got this post lingering in my drafts since last month so I decided to publish it. It's also a topic I like.

On to the titles.

If anyone here is planning to read We Hunt the Flame by Hafsah Faizal and With This Heart by R.S. Grey, I posted a little part of the books aka quotes that might be viewed as spoiler even though this is without context so just a heads up for anyone whose got this in their TBR.

The Knife of Never Letting Go

by Patrick Ness

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

by J.K. Rowling

The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein

by Kiersten White

Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea

by April Genevieve Tucholke

We Hunt the Flame

by Hafsah Faizal

** I really love it when the title's also a part of the story (I mean they really are but what I'm saying is that you find the title used in the dialogue). I was sooo into the story that reading this part made me a bit teary-eyed lol I love Hafsah Faizal's writing. This book made me remember how much I love and enjoy fantasy books.

You and I are strangers, Huntress. Allies by circumstance. We may leave Sharr and never think of each other again. But in this moment, we are two souls, marooned beneath the moon, hungry and alone, adrift in the current of what we do not understand. We hunt the flame, the light in the darkness. The good this world deserves. You are like Tamim. You remind me that hope is not lost.

The Impossible Knife of Memory

by Laurie Halse Anderson

The Battle of the Labyrinth

by Rick Riordan

The Ten Thousand Doors of January

by Alix E. Harrow

** This is the only book in the list I haven't read yet but I plan to anyway

The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer

by Michelle Hodkin

With This Heart

by R.S. Grey

**Alright, for this one, this doesn't sound extraordinary at all. But the reason I put this here is because this book title became so special to me after I read the book. It's this part of the book that made me love the title as much as the story (even though I admit that I don't remember much of this since I've read this quite long ago)

Her hand wrapped around my fingers, tightening my hold on the tarnished locket, "I love you with this heart." She tipped her head forward and pressed a kiss to my lips. Then she moved her hand and pointed to her scar, to the beating heart that lay beneath, "and with this heart."

That's it.

What extraordinary titles are in your list?

Title: Rebel
Series: Legend, #4
Author: Marie Lu
Publication Date: October 01, 2019
Genres: Young Adult, Dystopia
Add to: Goodreads / Amazon
Rating: ★★★★★ (5 stars)

Respect the Legend. Idolize the Prodigy. Celebrate the Champion. But never underestimate the Rebel.

With unmatched suspense and her signature cinematic storytelling, #1 New York Times–bestselling author Marie Lu plunges readers back into the unforgettable world of Legend for a truly grand finale.

Eden Wing has been living in his brother’s shadow for years. Even though he’s a top student at his academy in Ross City, Antarctica, and a brilliant inventor, most people know him only as Daniel Wing’s little brother.

A decade ago, Daniel was known as Day, the boy from the streets who led a revolution that saved the Republic of America. But Day is no longer the same young man who was once a national hero. These days he’d rather hide out from the world and leave his past behind. All that matters to him now is keeping Eden safe―even if that also means giving up June, the great love of Daniel’s life.

As the two brothers struggle to accept who they’ve each become since their time in the Republic, a new danger creeps into the distance that’s grown between them. Eden soon finds himself drawn so far into Ross City’s dark side, even his legendary brother can’t save him. At least not on his own . . .

*** This is not a spoiler-free review. Just a heads up for anyone who wants to read the book but haven't yet and is here reading this review.

The world shifts, tilts, sometimes collapses. But sometimes, it bends toward you, and everything feels right.

I couldn't even begin to express how much I missed this world and characters, especially June and Day. I didn't even know a sequel was possible considering how years has passed since Champion ended but here we are. And I think for someone who's read only the three Legend books, they need to read Life After Legend too before diving in to this because it tells you what happened after the third book's ending and prepares you for the next book. It's like the bridge between Champion and Rebel.

I've been a fan of this series since I was introduced to the dystopian world of fiction. This became one of my favorites because I love the writing of the story, the world-building that actually has some realistic aspects to it, and how the characters are like with their defining personalities. It's one of the stories that stayed with me even after I stopped bothering with dystopia now and hardly with Young Adult these days.

You don't have to bear the weight of anything by yourself. Do you understand me? I know what it's like to be forced to go it alone. I never want you to feel that way.

The relationship between Day and Eden is seen in a new light here. We see that it's not just sunshine and rainbows between them even though they're living a new life now where they're not on the streets and struggling. Their relationship lacked communication. It was sad to read especially during the times where Eden was pulling away from Day.

I get Eden though. It really is hard to live in someone's shadow, even if that someone is your brother whom you love and adore. My heart broke for him too. He was getting provoked and bullied in school but it's hard for him to resist retaliating knowing that it will cost him some Level points -- these points determine your social standing in the community, the system's rigged and it's part of what created chaos in the book. I won't go into specifics to avoid spoilers.

I won't lie. I was kinda frustrated with Eden's choices in the book because how and on what grounds do you think you can trust a man who's killed people for his own benefit just because he got a tragic past? I mean, yeah sure he wants a fairy system but the aftermath of the plan was just chaos and something you'd see in The Purge (literally, it was like a scene in the movie when the chaos started). JUST BECAUSE THEY GOT A TRAGIC PAST DOESN'T EXCUSE THEM FOR THEIR PRESENT DAY SHITTY ACTIONS! *sigh I'm just sad over the events that happened. HIGHLIGHT FOR SPOILER (I actually teared up reading this book.. and it wasn't even a JuneDay-related scene. It was the scene where Pressa's father a.k.a. the father of Eden's friend, who is ill by the way, was trying to stop the people from robbing his store. IT WAS JUST SO HEARTBREAKING TO READ ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU VISUALIZE IT. Again, HE IS ILL. AND FRAIL. He could only beg and plea for the people to stop, even the ones whom he knew. I'm still sad thinking about it and he died in the end because someone got in with a knife and stabbed him.).

But it's because I care. Because sometimes, being patriotic means calling out the problems rotting away your country.

In the end, I was proud of him for standing up and doing what's right despite how risky it was and the punishment could be severe. I was emotional reading via Day's POV how, after everything that's happened, he looked frightened standing in front of the president and pretty much everyone and telling them why he did what he did. That quote above is something. And I appreciate the fact that even though there was a slight change in the country, it wasn't a complete change. Because that's not how things work at all and I'm glad Marie Lu kept it realistic like that but still managed to give us a picture of what could happen if we just identify the problem, call it out, and do something.

Now, JuneDay. This couple is one of my "OTPs of all OTPs" in the Young Adult scene. Their relationship here really took off after what happened in Life After Legend. AND THIS IS WHY I SUGGEST TO READ THE NOVELLA. My heart was just so happy to see them together again and is bouncing with love and joy over the ending. I don't wanna say so much because this review is getting long. But I'm really happy for them, I'm happy for my shipper heart too. I'm happy that they took things slow like trying to recall what they remember of their time together and how much they loved each other. It was just so nice and so...freeing. I feel so free after Champion's ending. To June and Day, you deserved this love and happiness.

Each memory I have of you, I keep in a treasured place in my heart.

Closing this with a throwback: I remember reading Champion a few days after its release, thinking it's the final book of the series, with the physical copy in my hands right after I just recently bought it at the bookstore. I remember reading it while I was dining out with my family that day and I was just too engrossed with the book. I remember hardly feeling bittersweet and don't really know what to feel entirely during the ride back home because I just finished it. But now, Rebel's here and I got my closure. The Wing brothers found their happiness. June and Day reunited. I'm a satisfied and emotional reader now who is saying her goodbye to this world and the characters for the final time.

Thank you, Marie Lu.
The long wait was worth it.

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I WAS SO CLOSE TO DOING 1-10 IF IT WASN'T FOR NUMBER EIGHT.
I haven't read a book that has the number eight in it yet.

One Day in December by Josie Silver

Two Can Keep a Secret by Karen M. McManus

Let It Snow: Three Holiday Romances by John Green, Lauren Myracle, and Maureen Johnson

Four Day Fling by Emma Hart

A Five-Minute Life by Emma Scott

Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo

Getting Lucky Number Seven by Cindi Madsen

November 9 by Colleen Hoover

Ten Things We Did (and Probably Shouldn’t Have) by Sarah Mylknowski

Since I just have nine books in the list above, I decided to add five more that don't have the numbers 1-10 in their titles.. to "kinda" challenge myself if I could find books in my READ shelf that have the numbers 11 and above:

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher

A Thousand Nights by E.K. Johnston

Punk 57 by Penelope Douglas

The Twelve Days of Dash & Lily by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan

The 100 by Kass Morgan

Were you successful with the 1-10 challenge thing?

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Helloooo...

I'm still a busy bee but I miss making a Sunday Post. I have Monday-Saturday classes and I'm only free on Sundays. I hardly make weekly wrap-ups now ever since my schedule changed. I just wanna lay down in bed all Sunday and rest.

As for the commenting/blog hopping.. I do that either Saturdays or whenever I can. My wifi here in my apartment isn't the best and I'm usually doing the blogging thing via phone lately because I'm too tired to gear up my laptop and find a good reception for the internet. I'm trying though.

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From last week

WWW Wednesday #06: Love On Lexington Avenue, Wilder Girls & Rush
Review: Love on Lexington Avenue by Lauren Layne
Book Tag: The Lover Book Tag

This week

Top Ten Tuesday #12: Books On My Fall 2019 TBR
Can't Wait Wednesday #08: The Shadows Between Us + The Worst Best Man
Quick Reviews (ARC Edition): Four Christmases and a Secret + Call Me, Maybe

BOOK TALK

*RECENTLY READ

(I'm proud of myself. These are the books I've read since September 12. I wanted to just post the ones I read this week but it's been such a good reading month for me.)

*CURRENTLY READING

(FINALLY STARTING MY FALL TBR..... because I don't feel like making plates yet)

*BOOKS I GOT

(yeah...I kinda went on a book-buying spree but the bottom row + Stealing Her are ARCs)

LIFE TALK

Nothing to talk about except how busy I still am because of school
Did some photography thing for photography class... with my cats not being cooperative because they get scared of the camera's gigantic lens
Photos are unedited and I'm not a big fan of it because some lighting really needs to be fixed

Did some album cover redesigning
Pen & ink for "Winged Victory of Samothrace" (that's a WIP)
Created 10 logos for 10 business establishments (not final yet)

Went to our school's other campus for an activity that requires a visit to the museum
Most of the display in the museum are artifacts of our ancestors whether they're skeletal remains or the things they've used that dates around the neolithic times
And there are also preserved animals there
I love looking at the eagle so much. That's our country's national bird and it's heartbreaking to know that they're endangered now.
That skull there has (3) teeth that got gold studs in them.

Anyway... I still got so much plates to do

Kitsch-inspired postcard
Art Nouveau-inspired postcard
Glasgow School-inspired invitation
Victorian Era-inspired invitation
Vector Portrait
BOOK COVER REDESIGN (I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS!!!!!!!)
Pantheon or Colosseum art in any medium
I haven't picked one yet because both are too pretty
I'm going for either pen & ink or pencil.. I still haven't decided since I also haven't picked one yet
If anyone's willing to suggest, PLEASE

My family visited today and we went out for lunch
I missed them so much and I can't wait for my week break in October so I can go home
And to top it all, I badly miss my cats and dog
I'm going through it............

How's everybody's week? :)

Title: Four Christmases and a Secret
Author: Zara Stoneley
Publication Date: September 27, 2019
Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance
Add to: Goodreads / Amazon
Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3 stars)

It’s the most wonderful time of the year…

Except for Daisy Christmas means another of Uncle T’s dreaded Christmas parties, complete with Christmas jumper and flashing antlers. And Oliver Cartwright. Gorgeous Oliver Cartwright. Who she hates.

Every year Daisy has to face insufferable Ollie and hear all about how BRILLIANT he is. Whereas Daisy has no job, no man and no idea how to fix things.

This Christmas however Daisy is determined things will be different. There will be no snogging Ollie under the mistletoe like when they were teenagers. No, this year she’ll show Ollie that she’s a Responsible Adult too.

But as the champagne corks pop, and the tinsel sparkles, Uncle T has news of his own to share…and it could change Daisy's life forever…

This is my first Christmas-related read for the year and I'm off to a good start. Four Christmases and a Secret made me feel warm inside because 1) it's set during the holiday season; 2) it has the friends-to-lovers trope aka my favorite in romance even though it was quite the slow-burn; 3) Uncle Terence and his bookstore; 4) Christmas party in a bookshop - I mean, how amazing is that; and 5) Stanley.

There were still things that bugged me though was how Daisy's mom annoyed me at the beginning who kept insisting that her daughter should be dating/married and that kind of talk irks me. Some scenes between Daisy and Ollie were kind of confusing too when it comes to their relationship but oh well.

Overall, this was a quick read and quite slow at some point. Still, it was enjoyable than I thought.

Title: Call Me, Maybe
Author: Stephie Chapman
Publication Date: October09, 2019
Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance
Add to: Goodreads / Amazon
Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3 stars)

What if you got a second chance with your first love?

What happens when you meet your teenage heart-throb – when you’re both all grown up?
When Cassie was fifteen, all she wanted was to marry Jesse Franklin, the bassist from her favourite band, Franko. Now she’s single, in her late twenties and wondering what happened to that teenage dream.

A chance encounter on Facebook soon leads to a transatlantic hook up, and soon, Jesse and Cassie are having a long-distance love affair spanning five thousand miles.

Cassie is on cloud nine – until she hears something that makes her think that Jesse might not be all that he seems. They say never meet your heroes – but what happens when you fall in love with them…?

Are Cassie and Jesse star crossed lovers, destined to be together? Or should Cassie have left her crush in the box marked 'teenage memories'?

I gotta say, this is one of those insta-love books but for some reason, I still went with it even though I'm not really a big fan of that kind of romance. Call Me, Maybe explored a long distance relationship and while many relationships do work despite the distance, this kinda put me off a bit. Like the two characters just met, he knew she was a fan, they talked a bit about their life and all, then suddenly they're fighting about who gets to adjust. I'll be honest if I say that both characters were a bit selfish on their part and handled some events poorly. What gave me a sense of relief though was that Cassie and Jesse were both aware of their faults.

Still, I did love the friendships especially between Cassie and Rachel even though there were moments where I was kind of "hmmm" about it. Out of all the sibling-relationship in this book between the Franklin brothers, Brandon and Jesse's was my favorite. But what else is my favorite? Jesse and Lainey's aka Brandon's wife aka Jesse's sister-in-law. She gives him advice and she's like a mother hen to Jesse. It was comforting to read when you know what happened between the family.

ARCs received via Netgalley in

exchange for an honest review.

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It's been a while since I've done one for this weekly feature.
So here, two books as usual and this time it's one for fantasy, one for contemporary romance.

Title: The Shadows Between Us

Author: Tricia Levenseller

Publication Date: February 25, 2020

Genres: Young Adult / Fantasy

Add to: Goodreads

Alessandra is tired of being overlooked, but she has a plan to gain power:

1) Woo the Shadow King.
2) Marry him.
3) Kill him and take his kingdom for herself.

No one knows the extent of the freshly crowned Shadow King’s power. Some say he can command the shadows that swirl around him to do his bidding. Others say they speak to him, whispering the thoughts of his enemies. Regardless, Alessandra knows what she deserves, and she’s going to do everything within her power to get it.

But Alessandra’s not the only one trying to kill the king. As attempts on his life are made, she finds herself trying to keep him alive long enough for him to make her his queen—all while struggling not to lose her heart. After all, who better for a Shadow King than a cunning, villainous queen?

I LOVE HOW THIS SOUNDS ALREADY!!! I hardly get excited for fantasy books lately but this one is one of the few exceptions. Plus Levenseller seemed like a promising author when I read the Daughter of the Pirate King duology and loved it. *this also kinda gives me the wrath and the dawn vibes

Title: The Worse Best Man

Author: Mia Sosa

Publication Date: February 04, 2020

Genres: Adult / Romance / Contemporary

Add to: Goodreads

Critically acclaimed author Mia Sosa delivers a sassy, steamy enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy about a wedding planner whose new job opportunity forces her to work side-by-side with the best man who ruined her own nuptials: her ex-fiancé's infuriating, irritating, annoyingly handsome brother.

This already sounds like a fun book and I'm always down for some falling-for-the-wrong-person stories. I mean... it sounds like it. I also said I'm not in the mood for enemies-to-lovers these days but I'm kinda getting over that now, slowly. And this comes out next year anyway so there's that.

How about you?

What can't you wait for this Wednesday?

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