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Is it weird to say that I genuinely had fun reading this book? I don't think I've ever laughed so much while reading a book. The drama was very exciting, and the buildup of the relationship between Lake and Avery had me swooning. There was never a dull moment. I appreciate how balanced the story is and how every little moment wasn't centered on Lake and Avery's relationship. It's been literal years since I stayed up until almost 4 a.m. reading a book, but I really couldn't pull myself away. This is what I always hope to experience when I choose to consume a book, and it doesn't happen often. I'm so happy I don't have to wait to start book two. I'm breaking my neck to get to the next book...

booktalkwithg's review

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challenging dark emotional funny sad tense medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

5.0

scribeitphilly's review

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5.0

Wow!

Okay. So we getting into book one of the On Us series, but it’s the spin off of Front St. Porter, and Nina did not disappoint.
In this book little Avery done grew up on us and has become the one that all the boys are lusting after. Only things is, Ky has her heart and he’s what she thinks she wants. She finds out very quickly that all that glitters ain’t gold, and sometimes these ninjas is bold with how they moving in these streets. I feel like Ky cared about her, he just got himself in a situation that he couldn’t shake. He didn’t want his cake, and to eat it. Rather it was being forced fed to him, and he couldn’t find a way out.
Then here come Lake with all his chocolate goodness making everything better… kind of. I enjoyed watching the situationship develop and seeing him come out of his shell. He was the one Porter boy that nobody could get to until they could.
Vant just dumb

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