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Next of Kin
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Next of Kin (Next #1) by Hannah Bonam-Young -- Starting August 3rd 2025
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OMG SRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY Got carried away by scheduling 5 books read in august 1 😭😭😭😭 ill try to finish this ASAP
Lara wrote: "Chapter 7: This book is really not wasting any time messing around! Actually obsessed with this:“When did you start making your feelings smaller for other people’s benefit?”
There is no way a r..."
Agreed! I think this book is not trying to have any problems because so far no one literally has any problems yet, i think it's suffer some being too "perfect" and that is just what makes this book unrealistic for a bit.
Gohnar23 wrote: "OMG SRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY Got carried away by scheduling 5 books read in august 1 😭😭😭😭 ill try to finish this ASAP"HAHA that is all good, when I saw how many you had scheduled for the start of the month I was so impressed! But I'm very keen to hear your thoughts on this one!
Lara wrote: "Chapter 18: [spoilers removed]"Wait was it that bad 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭, i think of it as just minor inconveniences and minor dislikes towards each other. His mood swings those kind of metal a little bit severely confusing and unpredictable but i think that's just who he is. I may not want to eat my words but i don't want to eat something right now :((((((((
Lara wrote: "Chapter 32: [spoilers removed]"I'll actually be more interested if there's a third act break up because this is boring af 😭😭😭😭😭


Enter Warren, a surly mechanic’s apprentice attempting to get custody of his deaf fifteen-year-old brother after failing CPS’ housing evaluation. The two strangers immediately clash but agree to live together until Warren can find housing elsewhere and Chloe can further grow her freelance career.
As their lives intertwine, Chloe and Warren both realise that they’re far more similar than they could have imagined. What started as forced begins to feel natural—and far less lonely. Chemistry soon intensifies beyond what either of them can stand, but they must each decide if what burns between them is worth risking their arrangement and, ultimately, the well-being of their siblings.
With banter, heart, and steam that will have the reader blushing, Next of Kin is a true underdog story of two young adults redefining what family can look like.