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Boston Rivals #1
A Song for You
My best friend’s little sister is the one woman I can never have yet the only one I’ve ever wanted.
For years, revenge has been my only obsession.
Until her.
I’m supposed to hate her. My father wants me to destroy her family just as hers destroyed mine. But the more Catherine James begs me to kiss her untouched lips, the more entangled our worlds become.
Although, she was meant to be revenge, she became my salvation. Falling for her is an inevitability.
Even if I accept that Catherine is the love of my life, will she love me when she learns the dirty truths?
For years, revenge has been my only obsession.
Until her.
I’m supposed to hate her. My father wants me to destroy her family just as hers destroyed mine. But the more Catherine James begs me to kiss her untouched lips, the more entangled our worlds become.
Although, she was meant to be revenge, she became my salvation. Falling for her is an inevitability.
Even if I accept that Catherine is the love of my life, will she love me when she learns the dirty truths?
- GenresRomance
754 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 30, 2026
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October 4, 2026
Immediate DNF at 2% in the 3rd chapter when the MMC told Mia (not FMC) no multiple times and she completely disregarded his consent. Not only that, but in the previous chapter the FMC mentioned how uncomfortable Mia made her when she kept touching her at work instead of showing her how to use the coffee machine.
Then the MMC says this in ch 3 - She’s just lost. Which is understandable given that, like me, she doesn’t have a mother.
I’m not wasting my time on a 700+ book where the problematic character is not held accountable and excuses are made for her.
Then the MMC says this in ch 3 - She’s just lost. Which is understandable given that, like me, she doesn’t have a mother.
I’m not wasting my time on a 700+ book where the problematic character is not held accountable and excuses are made for her.
October 4, 2026
It’s just…a lot.
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