The school knows Ezra as the mysterious badass who always speaks her mind, but the truth is that she is barely holding on. She is forced to work long hours to support herself and her depressed mother and just wants to be reassured and loved by someone. Avery is the smart quiet girl in the back of the class who is way to awkward to talk to anyone other than her best friend, Ally. She hates being called the innocent and sweet girl, she longs to be taken seriously and to one day stop being so afraid to show confidence. What happens when Ezra starts failing Chemistry and is forced to have a tutor who constantly drives her crazy? Will Ezra finally feel like she is being understood and let her guards down? Will Avery be able to build her self-confidence hanging out with Ezra? Will these two fall in love? You can figure it all out if you read this book. Also this is a rough draft, beware. #1 in girllove 6/11/20

Engaged to another, she resists his allure. A shameless womanizer, he seeks her surrender. She's a wealthy heiress, bound by society's chains. He's a cunning criminal mastermind, thriving in shadows. She hates his kind. His obsession begins. She aims to wound his pride. He hungers to "destroy" her, a dangerous game. Who will emerge victorious? Who will suffer defeat? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a world where sex is his domain, Leandro Enrique, the ruthless leader of the Italian mafia, meets his match in the form of Kloe Maeve Bakari. Independent, sarcastic, and engaged, Kloe finds herself drawn to Leandro despite her best intentions. As their paths cross again, they discover an undeniable connection that challenges their beliefs and tests their loyalty. Will Kloe be able to resist the allure of this captivating Mafioso? Find out in this thrilling romance where fate brings them together once more. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2017/2018©

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