I will be loved! (BWWM)

I will be loved! (BWWM)

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Wed, Aug 29, 20189h 44m
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Sequel to I will never be loved! Danielle's life has changes dramatically in less then a year. She found the family she has always wanted. Made friends that will last a life time. Fell in love for the first time, and she's had her heart broken. She's now in college and trying to find herself for the first time. She's making new friends, has a new found confidence, and is caughting the eyes of more guys. Her life is changing more and more with every passing day. Then enters Ben who has had his eyes on Danielle since the minute he saw her. He's trying to make his way into her life, and make her his. But what happens when her past comes back for a visit. Luke lost Danielle before she went off to colleg, and he's willing to do anything to get her back. Follow Danielle as she falls in love again, as she makes hard decisions, and becomes the women she never knew she could be.
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One campus. Two brothers. A girl they swore to never want. Danielle Hayes didn't come to college alone. She came with the two people she's closest to in the whole world: her best friends. Tristan hides a razor-sharp temper behind unshakeable loyalty. Alec wears his heart so openly it almost feels like a trap. Everything was perfect... until one drunken night changed the shape of their world. A slip in judgment. A life-altering mistake. Whispers. Lies. Manipulation disguised as friendship. This isn't just about love. Someone isn't playing fair. Love was never supposed to ruin them. Loyalty was never supposed to hurt this much. Choosing one might mean losing it all. Sometimes the promises you break are the ones that break you.

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