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The Flirting #2
More Flirting Games
A return to Compass Court Boarding School, and someone is kissing Rose under the mistletoe... Rose has been told to stay well away from Leo Flanagan. In fact, her parents insist upon it, as do his. But they can't deny the attraction flaring between them. Will they still be able to keep their distance? It’s going to be difficult, especially as they can’t seem to stop secretly kissing…
- GenresRomanceYoung Adult
158 pages, Paperback
First published May 28, 2013
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March 16, 2015
This book focused more on Rose and Leo than the characters from the previous book, although Ellie and Nate were still in this book. I felt really sorry for Rose when Diana started interfering in her and Leo’s relationship though. It seemed really unfair that she was trying to keep them apart, although the bombshell she dropped at the end kind-of put that in perspective!
There was also some romance between Sophie and Jack, and I think the next book will probably be about them.
Sophie’s ‘bad habit’ of reading very late with her kindle also made me laugh!
There was also some romance between Sophie and Jack, and I think the next book will probably be about them.
Sophie’s ‘bad habit’ of reading very late with her kindle also made me laugh!
February 16, 2018
Kindle - 99c
It had been so long since I'd read the first book in the series, it was good to have a recap of who everyone was in the first couple of chapters.
The last boarding school type book I read was Anna and the French Kiss, which I absolutely loved! I felt this book was too short to establish a really good connection with the characters involved, but it was still a sweet read.
The whole "waiting before texting back so as not to appear too eager" took me back to my single days. I found it amusing to read but I don't miss it at all!
It had been so long since I'd read the first book in the series, it was good to have a recap of who everyone was in the first couple of chapters.
The last boarding school type book I read was Anna and the French Kiss, which I absolutely loved! I felt this book was too short to establish a really good connection with the characters involved, but it was still a sweet read.
The whole "waiting before texting back so as not to appear too eager" took me back to my single days. I found it amusing to read but I don't miss it at all!
January 27, 2020
Good plot. Bad structure
Although the plot was great I found it quite confusing switching from different perspectives randomly at the end of paragraphs. It may just have been the kindle format but it would’ve been better if it was more obvious who’s perspective it changed too. Equally half of the Epilogue was completely irrelevant to the story so unless those characters reappear in the next book I don’t see what the point of it was!
Although the plot was great I found it quite confusing switching from different perspectives randomly at the end of paragraphs. It may just have been the kindle format but it would’ve been better if it was more obvious who’s perspective it changed too. Equally half of the Epilogue was completely irrelevant to the story so unless those characters reappear in the next book I don’t see what the point of it was!
June 12, 2018
This was alright, too. Simple and straightforward, but cute and sweet. I love happily ever afters, and even moreso between a group!
November 25, 2022
I'm entertained by this series and enjoying each one.
May 13, 2020
Real cute and entertaining. Liked the main couple quite a lot.
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July 1, 2013
The tone is more poignant than Book 1 but the character development is much deeper. I liked their flirting and felt the obvious attraction. All the characters now feel like real people, they are not perfect people, they definitely have some personality flaws or some difficulties in their lives, but the book is still funny, fast paced, and of course it all works out. Hurry up with book 3.
August 30, 2015
Awww my heart 3 poor Sophie, honestly :(
but on the bright side, ASDFGHJKL rose and Leo <3 This book was a roller coaster of emotions, like it's predecessor, and I honestly can't wait to start the next one :D
but on the bright side, ASDFGHJKL rose and Leo <3 This book was a roller coaster of emotions, like it's predecessor, and I honestly can't wait to start the next one :D
October 19, 2013
This was better than the first book, enjoyed the characters a lot more and it looks like there gonna be a book 3 about Flora and Gabriel *fingers crossed* I can't wait! they're gonna be a hot mess <3
December 2, 2013
i m waiting for flora n gabe's story.. liked this one 2..
July 28, 2014
I liked how the story got more detailed in this book and it was enjoyable yet it was still a short book which was great.
July 31, 2014
I love this kind of story. I never get bored to read this one.
October 7, 2015
I liked this book, just not as much as the first one.
I liked the characters and the story.
I liked the characters and the story.
October 24, 2015
just as good as first book and such a quick read
December 28, 2015
The series continues in the same vein it started- fun, clean holiday stories set in a boarding school in England. Enjoyable quick read.
April 4, 2016
I enjoyed this second book in the series also. Will look forward to more.
May 26, 2016
I liked it for a quick read. It was kind of fast and somewhat inconsistent, but that may have just been because it was on my computer. Other than that, it was a good quick book.
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