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Broken At Love: Whitman University by Lyla Payne
3.0
3.5 stars.
I believe I've found the perfect epitome of dirt bag, womanizer, man whore, dick; his name is is Quinn Rowland. Seriously, look it up in the dictionary, his name will be beneath any of the above mentioned terms.
This stunningly beautiful Adonis was injured taking him from his perfect perch on top of the tennis world, and lands hit on the top of Whitman University's list of unobtainable sex gods. And he makes a sick game of this knowledge. His poison? Setting up a girl to be alone with him at a party. Playing the game of the misjudged wrongfully accused new guy. And make her fall for him while sexually satisfying his large appetite for meaningless sex. Then break her by breaking her poor heart. Disgusting yet girls can't keep their legs closed!
Enter our smart, strong heroine Emilie. She knows what Quinn is capable of. Yet she steps willingly into the games. Unfortunately for Quinn she brings more to the court than past opponents in this match.
The book unfolds as Emille and Quinn throw their balls into one another's courts relatively speaking. It's a cute story with sizzling chemistry and a very easy read.
I believe I've found the perfect epitome of dirt bag, womanizer, man whore, dick; his name is is Quinn Rowland. Seriously, look it up in the dictionary, his name will be beneath any of the above mentioned terms.
This stunningly beautiful Adonis was injured taking him from his perfect perch on top of the tennis world, and lands hit on the top of Whitman University's list of unobtainable sex gods. And he makes a sick game of this knowledge. His poison? Setting up a girl to be alone with him at a party. Playing the game of the misjudged wrongfully accused new guy. And make her fall for him while sexually satisfying his large appetite for meaningless sex. Then break her by breaking her poor heart. Disgusting yet girls can't keep their legs closed!
Enter our smart, strong heroine Emilie. She knows what Quinn is capable of. Yet she steps willingly into the games. Unfortunately for Quinn she brings more to the court than past opponents in this match.
The book unfolds as Emille and Quinn throw their balls into one another's courts relatively speaking. It's a cute story with sizzling chemistry and a very easy read.