Perfectly Messy
Release Date: May 2014
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isn't everything it's cracked up to be. Justin Marshall knows this
better than most. For the captain of the basketball team, small business
owner, and son of Minnesota's next governor, life can get pretty
overwhelming. But Justin can handle anything as long as he has Lucy, the
girl who fell for the man he’s trying to be.
But for Justin
and Lucy, finding time together proves challenging. Stolen kisses and
whispered promises just aren't enough. That is, until scandalous photos
of the couple are leaked to a press intent on creating a juicy scandal
during Justin's dad's gubernatorial campaign. And when Lucy becomes fair
play for the tabloids and gossip pages, Justin does the only thing he
can to protect her: he breaks her heart.
For Lucy, junior year is everything she hoped it would be: new friends, second chances, and a boyfriend she can’t stop kissing. That is, until the boy she’s pretty sure she loves chooses the life his family wants for him, over her.
For Lucy, junior year is everything she hoped it would be: new friends, second chances, and a boyfriend she can’t stop kissing. That is, until the boy she’s pretty sure she loves chooses the life his family wants for him, over her.
Now it’s up to Lucy to teach him what it really means to have everything. Because for Justin, being who everyone needs him to be just might cost him the one person he can’t live without.
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When Lizzy Charles isn’t scrambling to raise her two spunky toddlers or caring for premature and sick babies as a neonatal intensive care nurse, she’s in a quiet corner writing or snuggled up with a novel and a few squares of dark chocolate. Black tea keeps her constant and she loves guacamole. She married her high school sweet heart, a heart-melting musician, so it’s no surprise she’s fallen in love with writing contemporary YA romance novels.
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ReplyDeleteI love it when politics are involved in romance and it's awesome they're teens too!!
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This sounds like a great summer read with a little more between the lines. Nice! New Bloglovin follower
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