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Already Someone's Girl 2

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It​ ​was almost love​ ​at first sight for Bobbi and Hunter, but with them both having situations of their own, nothing could ever happen between them. Or so they thought...When the opportunity presents itself, will they take that leap of faith or will co-parenting be what's best for them?

This​ ​is the first time a man has ever had Carmelita open. She's doing things she has never thought she would do for a man, but Ade deserves it. The way he treats Carmelita, she can't help but to open up to him. Everything was going good until BOOM, a storm named Kennedi shows up to wreak havoc. Ade is determined not to let this effect what he has going on with Carmelita, but will she be able to let go and not let her cousin get under her skin?

Tyriq and Allison have both fled to Dallas, trying to run from their mistakes. While Ty is living the life, Allison is miserable. What she thought was going to be smooth sailing turns out to be a wrecked ship. On top of that, she gets some news about her baby girl that changes everything.

In part one, there were many questions left unanswered. Will Bobbi tell Hunter about their baby and what she saw Allison doing? Is Kennedi going to be a problem for Carmelita and Ade? What will come of Hiydia and Bilal? And the burning question everyone wants the answer to: Who is the father of the baby Allison is carrying? In this finale, find out how the drama will unfold and who gets what's coming to them.

226 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 26, 2019

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Manda P.

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Amanda Hill is a native from Chicago, IL and she's had a love for books ever since her mother let her read The Coldest Winter Ever and Flyy Girl when she was thirteen years old. Now residing in Houston, TX and being a stay at home mom, she wanted to try her shot at writing.

Amanda loves a classic hood tale but wanted to read something a little different and when she couldn't find, she decided to write it on her own. When she became a published author she knew the name Amanda was just too common and wanted something that would stick out to readers. Many friends and family call her Manda Panda so that's what she went for. Manda P and the P is for Panda.

Manda P wears many hats; mother, daughter, sister, friend, hair stylist, and her favorite as of now, an author. When she became a published author, she was of course nervous but loved that she could escape the real world sometimes through her writing. If Manda isn't writing, then she's reading and if she's not reading, she has her hands in someone's hair. With three books in her catalogue so far, Manda P. looks forward to writing more and letting readers into that beautiful mind of hers.

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Profile Image for Jasmin Watson.
1,369 reviews
March 3, 2019
Already someone's girl 2

This book was good and pick up right where part 1 left off. I loved the relationship between Bobbi and Hunter they definitely was made for each other. Ade was something else and I'm glad him and Carmelita work it out they where perfect for each other. It was a good ending.
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February 28, 2019
Amazing as always!!!

So I know that this was a rerelase but I loved reading about these characters again!!! Ade is still bae and Carmelita is still my spirit animal! I love Bobbi and Hunter's relationship they are goals for real! Manda you did an amazing job!!!!
16 reviews
July 7, 2019
Bomb

I really loved it not much violence and a happy ending i was so happy for all the characters but i feel like alli didnt deserve all of that
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December 13, 2020
This book was ok and fair to me!!!!

There needs be more depth of content to really make this book stand out. Some of the chapters seemed forced or poorly written.
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