You lie and it hurts my heart. All those marks. It hurts when I know someone's hurting my Shannon."' The only thing I will say is that this book has a certain style of writing that doesn’t fit everyone. But personally I felt like there’s something really effective in Chloe’s writing that makes me connect to the characters and their situations. My expectations were pretty high for this one. To say that I liked it is an euphemism even though it began with a few redhibitory points ; as the two main characters being fifteen and seventeen. This book is loaded with a bunch of awesome side characters. From parents to best friends to bitchy mean girls, they’re all so real. Aside from the H’s mom whom I admired and loved so much, the H’s best friend is my absolute favorite! Him and his stupid jokes were the reasons this book didn’t feel so gloom and doom.

and omfg Johnny is the best hero i’ve read in a loooong time. he’s the perfect balance of sweet and alpha/protective/possessive type of hero. even though his pushing away from the heroine and implicitly leading her on frustrated me to no end, i’m still really glad that he was the one doing most of the chase. he may say to her he’s not interested but i mean, actions speak louder than words right? I wasn’t naïve enough to believe that my father's decision to not break up the house this weekend was because he had decided to turn over a new leaf.

so uhm... excuse me, but I have other priorities. Just know that I'm taking custody of all the boys of Tommen. This needs to be enough for now. Based in Ireland, the Boys of Tommen series is bound to captivate and lure you into the world of rugby, hurling, love, and teenage heartbreak. Ladies, Gentlemen, and Non-Binary Pals of Goodreads, may you be so kind as to donate whatever your noble self can so we can get Miss Chloe an editor? By doing so, you will be contributing to saving paper, valuable resources, and the reader's mental health as well as time. Thank you :) Secrets are exposed and lives are changed forever in Keeping 13, the explosive sequel of the bestselling book, Binding 13. Follow Johnny and Shannon as they try to navigate their way through the aftermath of that fateful rugby match in Dublin.

They spread vicious rumors about me, suggesting that I was anorexic and threw my lunch up in the toilets after lunch every day.Oh. My. Gosh. OHH. MY. GOSHHHH! (If you’ve listened to the audiobooks, pretend it’s the female narrator’s voice). This book had me laughing, bawling like a baby, giggling, but… what it had me doing the most was SWOOONING!