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Shot Through The Heart
by Mikayla Christy
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What a cute second chance. As usual with Mikayla's book, there is low angst and a guaranteed HEA.
Stella and Greyson were meant for each other, they were each other' soulmates and it broke my heart to see how they were torn apart for so many years. The lies and manipulation was insane and side note; Greyson's mom is cray cray.
Harper is just the cutest little girl. She light up the pages every time she made an appearance. Children are so resilient, she was handed a horrible card before she was even born but she accepted Greyson and was so happy when she found out the truth about him.
I enjoyed watching Stella and Grey fall back in love again. I also really liked how Grey finally began to get color back in his life and open up to his team.
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πHockey Romance
πSecond Chance
πHigh School Sweethearts
π(Accidental) Secret baby
πFake Dating
πNo Third-Act Break-up
ππ’ @authormikaylachristy
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4/5 βοΈ
1/5 πΆοΈ
ββ
What a cute second chance. As usual with Mikayla's book, there is low angst and a guaranteed HEA.
Stella and Greyson were meant for each other, they were each other' soulmates and it broke my heart to see how they were torn apart for so many years. The lies and manipulation was insane and side note; Greyson's mom is cray cray.
Harper is just the cutest little girl. She light up the pages every time she made an appearance. Children are so resilient, she was handed a horrible card before she was even born but she accepted Greyson and was so happy when she found out the truth about him.
I enjoyed watching Stella and Grey fall back in love again. I also really liked how Grey finally began to get color back in his life and open up to his team.
ππ£π π‘ππ€ / ππππ₯ π₯π πΌπ©π‘πππ₯
πHockey Romance
πSecond Chance
πHigh School Sweethearts
π(Accidental) Secret baby
πFake Dating
πNo Third-Act Break-up