It's Not So Easy

It's Not So Easy

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*complete* *sequel to Not All Hockey Boys are Bad* Recovering from that disastrous hockey tournament, Jack and Rosie have finally made it to graduation. It hasn't been easy and their relationship had been tested but now it's summer, and it should be smooth sailing from here. Except, it's not. Jack is being pulled in a hundred different directions with Portland Hockey practices, shifts at Toasties, new team bonding, and dates with his old friends leaving him with little time for Rosie. Meanwhile, Rosie is struggling to help her mom out with Addie while trying to get everything together for college in the fall. And when her father comes back into the picture to reconnect with the family, her summer goes from bad to worse. As new problems arise, the closer Jack and Rosie get to losing all the love and trust they had worked so hard to gain. With life continuing to get in the way, Rosie and Jack find out just how difficult getting through it together can be.
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