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1014 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 20, 2019
There's a lion inside that little lamb, and if that was an invitation, I'm all too ready to unleash her.
“Sometimes it’s good to want too much. Sometimes wanting ‘too much’ is how we get it all.”If you’ve read ‘Block Shot’ you know Quinn Barrow. She is Banner’s best friend as well as an athlete, an enterpenure and an amputee. She is strong, fierce, and an amazing heroine. Jag sees her and wants to know her, but Quinn doesn’t make it easy for him.
“It’s a crazy life, isn’t it?” I said. “Good and bad. Ugly memories and beautiful things, all existing at the same time.” She smiled and nodded. “I think that sums it up just about perfectly.”
I have another shot with her, and I’m not going to screw it up this time.

















“You’re Amazing, Tulip. You’re a bright star in this shitty place. You’re not like anyone I’ve ever met.”
Conversations lead to empathy. Empathy leads to intimacy. Intimacy leads to attachment. Attachment leads to heartbreak.
This. This right here is why girls get a bad rap. Give them one night of good dick and good conversation, and all of a sudden, they’re catching feelings.
“I’ve come to collect.”
“Collect?”I frown, confused.
“Yeah. You lost our bet. You owe me a date.”
“First of all, the word date was never mentioned. You said hang out. Second, I’ve already fulfilled my duty.”
“No, actually, you didn’t.”
“Then what do you call the other night?”
“I call that the best night of my life.” He smirks, and heat rushes through me...
I know I shouldn’t keep doing this. I’m playing with fire, practically begging to get hurt, but God, how can I say no when he’s like this? - Halston
“I want you to call me by my name, for one. You’re not my frat bro, Halston.”
“Then what am I?”
“You’re my fucking girlfriend.” He moves toward me, his hands cupping my face. “You just haven’t realized it yet.”
I’m instantly shaking my head in denial, my heart thundering in my chest. “No. This is exactly what I was trying to avoid. I didn’t want this.”