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This is still my current state even if I finish reading the book a few days ago, I just cannot stop thinking about it and what happened or what’s to come.


“To love you would mean to let go of a part of me, the part that I worked damn hard to get–understanding and accepting I need no one to survive, knowing I can do this all on my own without a helping hand or dropping to my knees.”

Trust me when I say that neither I or anyone else can be ready for this second book in the series that picks up right where Boys of Brayshaw High left.

There are many twists and turns that kept me mouth opened and hearth beating so hard that I thought I’ll have a heart attack of something.

Big Man and Raven couldn’t be more perfect together and still, they have to go through a lot of troubles to find true love and everything that comes with it: full trust and the opportunity to just let go and only live the moment without fear of what’s to come or who to trust fully without losing oneself.

“You feel like I do, but you’re fighting it. Why?”

“I almost became her for him, for you. Is that what love is? Venom in your veins driving you to throw out all morals and self-respect for the sake of someone else? Without hesitation, and little to no remorse?”


Prepare yourself for an unexpected ride with the boys and Raven in the same great writing and a story that will blow your mind for sure.