What I thought of Shameless King by Maya Hughes
Shameless King by Maya Hughes brings hockey romance, second chances, and the kind of bickering that is obviously flirting. Read my full review.
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Shameless King by Maya Hughes brings hockey romance, second chances, and the kind of bickering that is obviously flirting. Read my full review.
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A 2016 Elle Kennedy The Score interview where she talks about Dean, Allie, and the Off Campus series she had no idea would end up on Amazon Prime. Her favorite scene to write and why she loves new adult.
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