Not all love stories are written the same way. Ours had torn chapters, missing paragraphs, and a bittersweet ending.
Luna Rexroth is everyone’s favorite wallflower.
Sweet.
Caring.
Charitable.
Quiet.
Fake.
Underneath the meek, tomboy exterior everyone loves (yet pities) is a girl who knows exactly what, and who, she wants—namely, the boy from the treehouse who taught her how to curse in sign language.
Who taught her how to laugh.
To live.
To love.
Knight Cole is everyone’s favorite football hero.
Gorgeous.
Athletic.
Rugged.
Popular.
Liar.
This daredevil hell-raiser could knock you up with his gaze alone, but he only has eyes for the girl across the street: Luna.
But Luna is not who she used to be. She doesn’t need his protection anymore.
When life throws a curveball at All Saints’ golden boy, he’s forced to realize not all knights are heroes.
Sometimes, the greatest love stories flourish in tragedy.
“I drove my fist into the oak tree, feeling the familiar sting of a fresh wound as my knuckles split open.”
‘Familiar sting’… is Knight Cole often aggressive? 😛 I haven’t read this book but I enjoy reading L J Shen. This is definitely a first line that grabs your attention! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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I haven’t read this one yet but I’ve read the first one in this series and it was fantastic.
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I hope the second one is just as good then 😀
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I’ve got high expectations, so we shall see 😁
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