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Best of Luck
by Kate Clayborn
Watching. My specialty. For years, the only habit I was healthy enough to cultivate. I return to that specialty now—so familiar, like I’m a wayward, crooked drawer that’s been pushed back into its track and now can slide easily into place, flush with its surroundings, barely noticeable.
I think this is my favorite story of the series, and they're all so good! This was one I wanted to savor reading because it was such a good time. Kate Clayborn deals with disability and mental illness so wonderfully, and the romance between Greer and Alex is perfection. And so well-written! I loved, loved, loved this story - highly recommended!