I Blame the Rival - Everhart, Jade
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It's been two years since Lacey Williams became a broken girl. Two years since her dreams of a love story were shattered along with her body and spirit. No matter how hard she tries, Lacey can't shake the past the same way she can't seem to make a meaningful connection at university. That is, until she stumbles across a note left behind by another therapy patient. Skylar Vin knows what it's like to walk on the dark side and come out a little bit shattered. Haunted by his brother's reputation and his family's violent history, Skylar starts leaving notes outside his therapist's building not…mehr

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It's been two years since Lacey Williams became a broken girl. Two years since her dreams of a love story were shattered along with her body and spirit. No matter how hard she tries, Lacey can't shake the past the same way she can't seem to make a meaningful connection at university. That is, until she stumbles across a note left behind by another therapy patient. Skylar Vin knows what it's like to walk on the dark side and come out a little bit shattered. Haunted by his brother's reputation and his family's violent history, Skylar starts leaving notes outside his therapist's building not knowing they will be found by someone else. When a correspondence sparks between the two broken souls, a fragile friendship becomes formed. Anonymous except for first names and a misassumption, Lacey and Skylar find themselves seeking solace in each other's words until the night when they finally meet. As secrets are shared and scars are shown, nothing will ever be the same when the most unlikely of heroes comes from the rival school.
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Jade Everhart writes New Adult romances to help her flawed characters find their happily ever afters. When she's not using her own terrible meet-cutes as inspiration for her next novel, Jade spends her time listening to loud music and tearing up dance floors from the prairies of Southern Alberta to the glistening beaches of Miami.