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Anger Management - Elaine, Bretta
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Kamdyn Three months. Twelve weeks. Eighty-four days. I can do this. Easy. Or so I thought... Let's get one thing straight: I don't belong in anger management. After catching my girlfriend cheating, I may have been slightly emotionally unstable when I had a run with a meter maid attempting to give me a parking ticket, which caused me to end up in this situation. But that didn't matter because I had a plan. I would smile, laugh at the right moments, charm everyone around me, completing all my coursework early. Be the perfect student. And put this anger management mess behind me. But then she had…mehr

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Kamdyn Three months. Twelve weeks. Eighty-four days. I can do this. Easy. Or so I thought... Let's get one thing straight: I don't belong in anger management. After catching my girlfriend cheating, I may have been slightly emotionally unstable when I had a run with a meter maid attempting to give me a parking ticket, which caused me to end up in this situation. But that didn't matter because I had a plan. I would smile, laugh at the right moments, charm everyone around me, completing all my coursework early. Be the perfect student. And put this anger management mess behind me. But then she had to ruin it with her woe-is-me attitude and dark, long silky hair that would drive any man mad. All my plans are crashing down. I can't fail. I won't fail. My only other option is jail. And that isn't happening. Clara This is hell. It has to be. I never expected to spend my summer here. In a community rec center listening to a touchy- feely, ponytail-sporting counselor drone on about how to harness my emotions, all while getting a massive case of swam ass. To make matters even worse, there's a pretty, perfect kiss-ass who seems entirely unfazed by our current court-ordered situation. And that just won't do. After our constant clashing disrupts the class for what feels like the millionth time, our counselor gives us an ultimatum; partner up or fail and risk possible jail time. When we are thrown together week after week, I soon realize that we are fire and gasoline. The heat between us is undeniable. But the more we mix, the more explosive things are