2016 WATTY AWARD WINNING CHEATER, FAKER, TROUBLEMAKER SEQUEL
Written by Jenny Rosen & Kristen Maglonzo
For rehabilitated bad boy, Elias King, falling in love again means losing everything--including his life.
When a ghost from his past tears him away from the good girl he gave his heart to, it stops beating--literally.
Seconds after he flat lines from an intentional overdose, the doctors bring him back into a world without her.
Half a year and a life saving mistake later, he's got a second chance to go after the girl who got away, and he's willing to do just about anything to find her.
After publishing a series of unsent love letters to the elusive Alex Summers, an unexpected rise to fame sends Elias back to Hollywood where him and Alex's story began.
But time and tragedy change everything, and Alex has changed too.
Now a freshman in college with a brand new boyfriend to boot, she's hoping to start life over without succumbing to memories of the loves she's lost in the past.
But for Elias, old habits die hard, and when he pops out of the woodwork ready to take her back, she's determined to resist.
But Kings don't back down easy, and when it comes Elias, trouble never looked so good.
Fire and Water. That's what they were. Together they were just whispers of what could have happened and what could have been.
Running from a tragic past no one- not even her two brothers- knows about, Kate finds herself in Atlanta. She can run from her past but she definitely can't from her future. Her future leads her to the one and only, infuriatingly charming and maddeningly handsome, Brandon. How?
A simple scheme to overthrow the growing objectification of women.
Enter her protective yet fun twin, Jace. He will only approve of Kate's bizarre arrangement if Brandon is involved. This is due to Kate and Brandon hating each other's guts. He knows that Kate and Brandon will not really start developing feelings for each other.
But what if Jace is wrong?
What if they both are Finally Falling?
What if Kate's past comes back to haunt her?
What if...?