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Waiting for the One

(Harrington, Maine #1)

L.A. Fiore (Goodreads Author)

3.88 · Rating details · 1,947 ratings · 165 reviews

Saffron Mills has lived all of her almost thirty years in Harrington, Maine—a small town where fishing is plenty, but available men are far too few. Yet it’s not just her dating dry spell that draws her to recent arrival Logan MacGowan. Tall, dark, and handsome, with emerald-green eyes and an impossibly hot body, Logan is a gorgeous enigma whose silence she takes for indif ...more

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Published April 28th 2015 by Montlake Romance (first published September 23rd 2012)

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Apr 22, 2015 Geri Reads rated it did not like it · review of another edition

1.5 stars!

Based on the blurb alone, this has 5-star potential written on it. I mean, a small town girl living in nowhere town befriended and eventually falling in love with the mysterious new guy in town who happens to be a world-famous sculptor running from his life in the spotlight sounds awesome, right?

Well, apparently not.

The first 15% or so was great. The heroine was snarky and the hero, as expected, was dark and brooding. I liked how they came together initially in one of the funnier sce ...more

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Aug 26, 2015 Mindy Lou's Book Review rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 2015, ashley, audio, 2019

Second Read: This was just as good the second time. The only thing I would add to my review is two things: I need to mention how I loved the way Saffron responded to conflict in their relationship. It's the one thing I find lacking in most books. I hate when the heroine doesn't stand up for herself or doesn't call the hero out on his behavior and do it in a mature way. I loved it.

The second thing was the narrator. I loved her. I think she actually enhances this story and that is not something I ...more

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Oct 12, 2016 Gio rated it liked it · review of another edition

Recommended to Gio by: Mindy Lou's Book Review

Sweet Romance
Hero Is A Recluse Hiding In A Smalltown
Heroine Is A Snarky Friendly Local
Fishing Town With Very Few Romantic Prospects
I Really Loved The Beginning
Around 40% The Heroine Changed From Strong To Insecure
Picks Back Up Around 70% Heroine Becomes Witty And Snarky Again
Strange Love Triangle (view spoiler)
Overall I Enjoyed It

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Jan 14, 2015 Rosa Sharon (iScream Books Blog) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 5-stars, call-the-fire-dept-hot, copy-for-review, funny, tissues-required, standalone, suspense, sweet

Maybe we all deserved the shrimp after all...
I'm a big L.A. Fiore fan, she always gives me 'extra' and does it with 'hidden gems' that keep me up all night because I can't stop reading. This author's gift is taking my fave genre and adding some 'extra spicy' and some 'spectacular suspense' that gives my mind a workout as I try to unravel the clues that I know will end in a surprising conclusion.

I really enjoyed Saffron's quirky personality and sense of humor; and I especially liked her friends. ...more

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Aug 01, 2018 Petra rated it it was ok

Shelves: contemporary-romance, ku

I'd like to start this review by stating that I loved this author's Beautifully Damaged series.
As far as Waiting for the One is concerned, I should have thrown in the towel when I struggled to get through this and still had 2.5 hours of listening left. Ah, hindsight.
This actually started off in a very promising manner, but once the female and male lead started talking to each other (after maybe 15 or 20%), it went downhill quickly, and unfortunately, it continued to do so till the end.
I think I ...more

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Apr 02, 2015 Amy rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: review-books, 4-5-stars, 2015

Actual Rating: 4.5 Stars

What an excellent read! I fell in love with the story line almost instantly.The idea of a small fishing town where young available men, were few and far between was very intriguing. I just had to find out more. I just adored Saffron. She was close to her 30th birthday and was looking for the one. But, each guy she ends up dating, ends up being a dud. She is just about to give up her search, until one encounter with Logan, changes everything. Logan is tall, dark, and hands ...more

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Mar 28, 2017 Maria11 rated it liked it · review of another edition

Just a tad unrealistic

I liked the story, but it all was just unrealistic. I never really felt the connection between Logan and Saffron. I was right along with the tabloids in what would he see in her? Plus she was a bartender that after she met Logan never went to work and could afford a house. She took extended breaks from work too.

Good storyline, but I guess in fiction land anything is possible.

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Jul 06, 2017 Jacqueline added it

Shelves: fbbf-2017-manchester, unlimited-subscription

Dnf 42%

This started really well with her quirkyness and his strong and silent hotness but they got together super fast and it's been dramarama all the way since. I'm not interested enough to read any more and the drama feels forced to me. Shame but there you go.

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Apr 20, 2017 Juanita rated it liked it

Shelves: audios

3 it was ok stars

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Mar 13, 2015 Beth rated it really liked it

4.25 Swordfish Stars
OR
4.25 Undercover Stars

Ever think you see someone famous in a crowd? Like..."Ooo..is that _____?" That might actually happen to you if you live in a NYC but out here in The Suburbs, Tx, that rarely happens. This book will give you hope of seeing a David Gandy at the Piggly Wiggly. It could happen.

Saffron (great name) lives a small town. She bartends. She is involved in the community. She has great friends. What she doesn't have is a lot of dates. Even though she lives by the ...more

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Jan 29, 2015 Lauren at Live Read and Breathe Reviews rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: arc-to-review-read, standalone

1.5 to 2 not so much stars!

Source: eARC for Honest Review Courtesy of Montlake via NetGalley

I loved Beautifully Damaged and Beautifully Forgotten so I jumped at the chance to read this book and I have to admit I was sadly disappointed with it. It was to perfectly clean cut and missed some oomph from the story. It was also another story about a woman who has insecurities and instead of talking chooses to run away instead. As most of you know lately this theme is NOT my favorite and its so tireso
1.5 to 2 not so much stars!

Source: eARC for Honest Review Courtesy of Montlake via NetGalley

I loved Beautifully Damaged and Beautifully Forgotten so I jumped at the chance to read this book and I have to admit I was sadly disappointed with it. It was to perfectly clean cut and missed some oomph from the story. It was also another story about a woman who has insecurities and instead of talking chooses to run away instead. As most of you know lately this theme is NOT my favorite and its so tiresome.

In this book we have Saffron a woman wanting love but lives in a town where most of the men are over 60. Than mysterious quiet Logan appears and she takes it upon herself to try and make him talk to her. This game goes on until a swordfish funnel food fight then their relationship goes from 0 to 100. Their relationship escalates quickly but is chalk full of assumptions and miscommunications not making it an easy road for these two.

I am a woman and I gotta say I have a hard time understanding some woman's antics. Example: When Saffron pushes Logan away and her inner thoughts were ~ He doesn't say anything, but I can see the pain in his expression, and then he starts toward the door; all the while I'm screaming in my head, Fight for me, damn it. ~ Here is my question .... Why push him away if really she wanted him to fight for her instead? What's the point beside more heartache. Argh!

Then we have Logan who's a bit of a dichotomy at times he's too perfectly sweet and then other times he's an ass for also running and not communicating. I am so tired of angst in romance novels caused by assumptions and miscommunications. So bloody tired. I'm badly carving something more. It seems as late there is an equation in contemporary romances which equals angst caused from assumptions and miscommunications. Am I the only one getting frustrated with this lack luster repetitive theme?

Throughout the book there is supposed to be elements of suspense but I had caught on immediately making the book quite predictable.

This book had so much potential but it was another book about an insecure woman who runs instead of communicates who's in love with a man who can be sweet but also runs and doesn't communicate. It was predictable and annoying. I have to admit that I should have DNF'd as I would have been way less frustrated and annoyed with this book.

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Jul 24, 2015 Christine rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: amazon-ku, audio-book, could-not-connect, did-not-finish

DNF at 65%

This is my opinion and why it did not work for me.

The narrator Cris Dukehart was awful. Almost whiny in the end.

I tried and I mean TRIED to like this story,but this characters were idiots. The heroine is almost 30 years old and she is all over the place with her thoughts.

The heroine jumps to conclusions which I don't mind in stories, but it is the way she handles them. She acts like she is in HS. The way she handled the situation in the restaurant when she thought the hero was with an DNF at 65%

This is my opinion and why it did not work for me.

The narrator Cris Dukehart was awful. Almost whiny in the end.

I tried and I mean TRIED to like this story,but this characters were idiots. The heroine is almost 30 years old and she is all over the place with her thoughts.

The heroine jumps to conclusions which I don't mind in stories, but it is the way she handles them. She acts like she is in HS. The way she handled the situation in the restaurant when she thought the hero was with another woman. Why would a man want her when she airs her dirty laundry in public like that??? Logan wants his life to be private so after that scene she caused he still wants to be with her?!?!?

The Saffron's closet friend dies and where is Logan??? Oh that is right, the heroine always makes excuses for him that he likes to "lock" himself away when he is working. I think Logan showed up at the memorial but I don't remember if he even greeted her. Weird.

And the hero is a runner. Women in these contemporary romances are usually the runners, but in this case the guy is. Logan is a JERK. The "I love yous" and "I miss yous" are pathetic when they happen. Saffron says she does not chase men, but she is the one chasing Logan. She calls him and then goes by his house. When he does not return her calls, she calls his agent. He was there with the agent when she called and he did not want to talk to her!! Get a clue!!! Saffron realizing she never charges her phone got to be a very annoying part of the story. It was cute the first time, but by the 7th time, it was annoying.

Then Saffron gets these threats and crank calls and you do not see or hear Logan do anything. There is no "I will protect you" or anything. I think his brothers are more protective of the heroine than the pathetic hero.

I felt that when the hero appeared too much of a jerk in the story, the author would have the hero say "I love you" to make him more likable. Saffron did the chasing. The hero I think groveled for a page after he left the states without so much as a respectable goodbye.

The story started out really good. I love small town stories. I love when the hero moves to these small towns to escape his life. The story sucked me right in BUT as quickly as it sucked me in, it sucked me right out. It could have been such a great story but the execution was so bad. The story goes round and round in circles.

There is no protection used. Not even a discussion of protection except for a nod. (view spoiler) I think the jerk "ran" when Saffron asked him about this rumor. That would be a RED FLAG!!! His excuse for running was not believable. Pathetic characters. ...more

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Mar 31, 2015 Sheyla ✎ rated it liked it

Saffron Mills works at her friend's Tommy Tucker's bar. She enjoys being a bartender. Her parents moved to Florida and they are not supportive of her life's choices. She lives in small town in Maine where the dating pool is really small. Her choices are limited. The only guy who catches her eye is Logan Macgowan a taciturn man who recently moved into town. He looks shaggy but she is attracted to his silence. Every time he comes into the bar she tries to get him to talk to her or at least elicit ...more

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Apr 07, 2015 Paige rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, arcs

I first read L.A Fiore's Beautifully Damaged series and loved them so when I saw this book and read the blurb I knew I had to read it.

I was immediately drawn into Saffron's life. The writing was phenomenal. I was completely and utterly engaged in Saffron's tale. She was caring and nurturing and absolutely hilarious. I laughed out loud a lot during this book. I adored the challenge she faced with Logan when she first met him. L.A was a genius in creating this unique plot as it led to so many gre ...more

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Mar 15, 2015 Three Chicks rated it liked it

3.5 Stars

Review by Natasha Gentile

I Loved the beginning this story. I thought it was quirky.

Saffron Mills has lived all of her almost thirty years in Harrington, Maine—a small town where fishing is plenty, but available men are far too few.

Saffron is a little different, she is funny, she is loving and she really made me want her to fall in love. Enter Logan MacGowan.

Tall, dark, and handsome, with emerald-green eyes and an impossibly hot body, Logan is a gorgeous enigma whose silence she takes ...more

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Oct 08, 2017 Kristiej rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary, small-town-romance

I could just say I ADORE this author and you have to read this book, but if I were to post this on Amazon, I myself would mark it as NOT helpful so I will go on.

I ADORE this author and you have to read all her books.

Hah, hah, me being funny on a day a work where I have no work to keep me busy.

So that bit of silliness out of the way, Saffron Mills is just about one of the best darn heroines I’ve read. I’ve come to really appreciate how very well Ms. Fiore writes her female leads and this is her I could just say I ADORE this author and you have to read this book, but if I were to post this on Amazon, I myself would mark it as NOT helpful so I will go on.

I ADORE this author and you have to read all her books.

Hah, hah, me being funny on a day a work where I have no work to keep me busy.

So that bit of silliness out of the way, Saffron Mills is just about one of the best darn heroines I’ve read. I’ve come to really appreciate how very well Ms. Fiore writes her female leads and this is her at her best with Saffron.

Saffron live in Harrington Maine, a small coastal town and on the outside there is nothing that special about her. She works as a waitress/bartender in the local hangout and is quite content doing that. She has good friends and overall is OK with life. But the trouble is there isn’t a whole lot of choice in the guy territory in a small town.

So this is one of the reasons why she really notices Logan MacGowan who is fairly new to Harrington. The problem is, he never talks to Saffron much to her annoyance. He’s hot, seemingly single and not talking to her. So because she is a wonderful character and such a hoot, she takes this as a challenge and starts saying the most outrageous things to him to get a rise but it never seems to work.

That is until the stunt she pulls at one of the frequent festivals the town indulges in. Logan is an artist and he’s enjoyed the game he and Saffron had going. But now they are talking and things are even better. He’s fallen for her hook, line and sinker. He’s hiding a big secret though and the longer he keeps it from Saffron, the more he is risking.

As I said in another review, this has been the year of the angsty books for me and this one is the exact opposite. It’s cute, it’s fun and quirky. I loved Saffron and I also loved Logan. The secondary characters are a hoot and even the town itself has personality. Interestingly enough some of the more angsty books I’ve read this year were written by Ms. Fiore herself but this one has a different vibe altogether.

After I wrote this up I checked some of the other reviews and was a bit surprised to see some low grades. But we readers are a diverse group aren’t we and this book was just the right read at just the right time for me.
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Jul 28, 2017 Michelle [Helen Geek] rated it it was ok

Shelves: kunlimited, tbr-kindle, aa-out-apr-jun2015, boring, disappointment, less-than-3, ntm-author-2017, series, series_bk_1, pretty-awful

July 2017 -- 2 Stars

So, I stopped reading this one at 60%. It just didn't pull me in and keep me engaged. It had its moments and so I kept plugging away, but pssss .. ssss .. ttt.

Have you seen those movies where you see a leaf blowing between scenes .. [float . float . float]. The transition between scenes, the depth of the characters and their interactions with each other was lacking.

So, it lost me. I require well drawn characters with depth and logical interactions. So, I'm out. I may try anot ...more

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Jul 06, 2017 Angie rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: dnf

First 25% was good then it went MEH!

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Jan 15, 2015 Lynne rated it it was amazing

Shelves: arc-read, netgalley, loved-it

A famous, quiet and reclusive artist is looking for an escape from the world that knows him as David Cambre. Saffron Mills is just waiting for “the one” to finally get his head out of his butt and land on her doorstep already. Living in Harrington, Maine her whole life, Saffron is finally looking for that guy to start the next journey of her life with. For a while now, she has always had her eye on Logan MacGowan. The new mysterious guy in town, but his wall is so high up its ridiculous. Logan n A famous, quiet and reclusive artist is looking for an escape from the world that knows him as David Cambre. Saffron Mills is just waiting for “the one” to finally get his head out of his butt and land on her doorstep already. Living in Harrington, Maine her whole life, Saffron is finally looking for that guy to start the next journey of her life with. For a while now, she has always had her eye on Logan MacGowan. The new mysterious guy in town, but his wall is so high up its ridiculous. Logan notices her from his first day in Harrington. He’s been in the background, but little does everyone know this guy with the long hair and scraggly beard is none other than David Cambre. Once Saffron knows of this their relationship is put through a series of test. Finding love is the easy part, staying with it through the good, the bad and the ugly is a whole other lesson that Saffron and Logan will be fighting to understand.

This was such a fun, sexy and good read. I’ve read work by this author before and I will say the one thing I love, beside the scrumptious book boyfriends she creates, is that she has a way of creating a group of characters and making them family even though they are not related by blood. That element was strong in this book and portrayed extremely well throughout. Another thing I loved was Saffron and Logan. A very strong and dynamic book couple. Saffron is a strong, nonsense woman who knows what she wants and isn’t afraid to express that fact. I would love to have her as a BFF in my life. Most of the time female book characters can irk me to no end. I will say she did not. Logan was just, My GOD, a beautiful and complex man. Quiet, soulful and just wanting to find the woman who isn’t just about the pretty face and persona of David Cambre. He wants someone who sees beyond all that and finds the man wanting to just love and live his life in peace. His love for Saffron is not even questionable. He loves that woman whole-heartedly. I will say one part in the book that he did to ensure Saffron safety was a bit insane. Even I was scratching my head. And her reaction to it when the truth finally came to light was exactly what I would of did. Jesus, men and their cavemanish ways. I love it!

Do I recommend this book to you, absolfreakinglutely! Be prepared to take a wild and crazy ride through the fun and crazy town of Harrington. All in the name of love. I swear after reading this, I wished I live in a town like Harrington, Maine. Out of a 5. I’m giving this one a 4.5. Good, good read.

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Mar 21, 2015 Heather / Obsessed With Myshelf rated it really liked it

<< 3.75 Stars >>

If you’re looking for quirky, fun characters and a sweet HEA, then you’ve found the right book. Saffron is a small town girl who hasn’t had a date in uhhhh, like forever? After a point, you sort of stop counting, right? Anyway, her pickings are slim after she takes into account the male + single + DECENT PERSON calculation. She’s super attracted to Logan, but he won’t talk to her. He’s been in town for six months, he talks to other people, but he won’t. speak. to. Saf << 3.75 Stars >>

If you’re looking for quirky, fun characters and a sweet HEA, then you’ve found the right book. Saffron is a small town girl who hasn’t had a date in uhhhh, like forever? After a point, you sort of stop counting, right? Anyway, her pickings are slim after she takes into account the male + single + DECENT PERSON calculation. She’s super attracted to Logan, but he won’t talk to her. He’s been in town for six months, he talks to other people, but he won’t. speak. to. Saffron. It’s really infuriating. Logan may dress and act like a yeti/fisherman/lumberjack but his eyes pierce Saffron with such intensity that she knows that there’s something…someone deeper behind the mask. And she’s like a moth to a flame that keeps getting swatted away.Until, of course, she throws a Swordfish funnel cake at his face.

As for Logan…well, he is a masterpiece of a man. While his art is what he was known for, his soul is what truly sets him apart. His devotion and passion for Saffron brought me to my knees, as did his words and over the top gestures. He is most definitely swoon worthy. However, he hates the fame that his art and his face have created for him. He’s desperate to keep Saffron away from the insanity of that life and is willing to do anything – whatever the cost – to make that happen. When all of a sudden a stalker starts to threaten Saffron’s life, Logan takes matters into his own hands.

Note: the festivals in this book are hilarious, quirky, and really make this story a lot of fun to read. I also loved the relationship Saffron has with her surrogate father, Frank. It’s so endearing and heartwarming to watch them connect with each other when neither of them have anyone else who could fill those roles.

Saffron and Logan are on fire together. I could feel the heat and passion that jumped between them as well as the devastation that ran through Saffron during the more intense parts of the book. The only downside about this book is that the story was somewhat predictable at times and the writing itself didn’t always flow as much as I would have liked, but the book was overall really enjoyable. This is a sweet read when you need a swoon worthy hero to sweep you off your feet.

[I received an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review]
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Apr 08, 2015 *P rated it liked it

Shelves: arc, loved-the-best-friend

3 "So Close" Stars

This book had a great premise with an almost thirty year old looking for love in her tiny town. The problem is most town members are old enough to be her grandparents. There was a new guy in town, Logan, but he has never even said one word to her despite her attempts to get him to talk.

Logan has secrets but despite this he is interested in Saffron and once her pursues her she is more than ready. The problem is his secret comes out and along with it there is now unwanted attenti ...more

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May 19, 2016 Jessica rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites

Wow!! Logan and Saffron are the ultimate love story!

So I started this a long time ago and life got in the way of me finishing it as quickly as I wanted to but I always thought about it and always read a little more here and there. Logan is a beautiful man that stole my heart from the first glimpse of him in that bar. Saffron is one of my favorites. She's funny and passionate but she has a heart of gold.
The banter between these two adds a tension you can't help but hold onto and when they finally ...more

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Aug 22, 2015 Nikki Thompson rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

4.5 stars.

Why haven't more people read this book? This is everything cont. romance should be. Saffron was sassy,smart, and loving. Logan! Holy moly I love that man. It had just the right amount of funny and heat. There was a dramatic element that emerged towards that I wasn't expecting. I loved this story big time.

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Apr 03, 2015 Jennie rated it it was amazing

Great book!!! Good story, lovely characters, great lines. Funny, interesting, sad. A really well written, long, complete novel. This author is one of my favourites. Lovely to read a novel that has obviously been proofread and edited by professionals. So nice to read and get immersed in a story and not be distracted by mistakes.

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Apr 21, 2017 OpenBookSociety.com rated it really liked it

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Waiting for the One
Harrington, Maine, Book #1
By L.A. Fiore
ISBN# 9781477829295
Author’s Website: https://www.lafiorepublishing.com/
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Saffron Mills has lived her life in small-town Harrington, Maine. Nothing interesting ever happens in Harrington and everybody knows everyone else’s business almost the moment it happens. Saffron’s parents are ones that should have never reproduced and barely make time for a once a month phone ...more

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May 01, 2015 Daisy rated it liked it

3.5 stars

Enjoyed it. Light and easy read.

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Dec 27, 2012 zeliz marked it as to-read · review of another edition

Im hopeing this one will be back up on amazon. im seeing Beautifully Damaged is back up. Only wished i bought this one while i bought Just Me.

why does my mind keep on bringing me back here

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Jan 15, 2015 Keelie rated it it was amazing

Hands down one of the best books I have read all year! Such a great read.

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Mar 14, 2015 Lady Vigilante (Feifei) marked it as to-read

ARC provided by Montlake Romance via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

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Sep 30, 2018 Brandy rated it really liked it

I've officially got a book crush: Logan MacGowan. *swoon* He's perfect, so that confirms this is a work of fiction. ;)

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