The Devil is my Dad (WATTYS!!!)

The Devil is my Dad (WATTYS!!!)

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Aleah is a young 15-year-old girl in 9th grade. Her life changed when her father left, she was 4. And her mom became depressed. Her mom fighting cancer, until she finally died when Aleah was 13. Now, when she sees the bad boy of the school, Jace, the golden boy, it's hard not to fall for him. Especially on the first day when he calls you Baby Doll. Will Aleah ever be happy?
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"Sometimes the most dangerous hearts are the ones we can't help but chase." Seventeen-year-old Ava Monroe has always played it safe-straight A's, early curfews, and a plan for everything. Her life is predictable... until Jace Hunter roars into town on his black motorcycle, all leather jacket, reckless grin, and eyes that promise trouble. He's everything she's been warned to stay away from: mysterious, untamable, and addicted to the thrill of danger. Midnight rides on empty highways, rooftop secrets under city lights, and a heart that beats too fast whenever he's near-Ava knows she's falling, even when every part of her says she shouldn't. But Jace's world isn't just speed and freedom-it's chaos, scars, and a past he can't outrun. And as Ava gets pulled deeper into his orbit, she'll have to choose between the safety of what she knows and the wild, beautiful disaster that is Jace Hunter. Because sometimes love doesn't come to fix you-it comes to break you wide open.

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