But the girl Travis used to tease was now a funny, full-of-life woman and there's nothing fake about how much he wants her. Even the thought of kissing her "virgin lips" and being the "first man to claim her mouth" had me cringing so hard, I think I have a kink in my back now.

because I hadn't read any romances lately and my other current read had zero romance (as a subplot) in it too. Fine I guess but tell me you're a clown and act immature then complain about being treated like a child one more time!

Anyone with an actually torn rotator cuff can tell you that regular pain killers do absolutely nothing to dull the agony it leaves you in. But a chance encounter forces her to confront the truth: what happened to make Macy stop speaking to Elliot? I personally don’t think Travis’ redemption was enough and I think it would have been a better story is she had up and left him to be honest. I should have known that a book that starts with "No freaking way" was going to be cringe-worthy, but that line was nothing compared to everything that I actually had to read with my own two damn eyes. With frank language and patient plotting, this gangly teen crush grows into a confident adult love affair.

ive read pretty much nothing but bad reviews for this but, like a car wreck, i just couldnt stop myself from looking. i get that she’s his friend’s younger sister and they grew up together, but the age thing is *really* taking the forefront in his mind. Now usually i’d stay 10 miles from a man named Travis but the Travis in this book had me blowing my hairdryer threw my damp tshirt. the idea of the story isnt super original - ive read countless variations of this story across multiple romance novels - but thats why i liked it. Virgin or not, you've thought about riding this dick or you wouldn't have dropped your skirt for me.Known from their childhood, and been neighbors who live in Long Island (which is where I am from **squeals**), and grew apart because of their own differences.