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Play the Part
by Naomi Loud
The McKenna brothers have me in a damn chokehold.
If you know anything about me, it’s that On the Line has remained my favorite book since its release, so saying I was “excited” to return to Marsford Bay and get to know Huxley is me playing it cool. I was over the fucking moon. And it did not disappoint.
Huxley is an angsty, sweet little baby with abandonment issues, and I just want to take care of him. He’s an ex-con trying to do right, raised in chaos, and convinced life will never go his way… until Connie shows up. Connie, the rich Hollywood starlet running from her own mess. Relatable... We’ve all got a little Huxley and Connie in us.
They’re messy. They’re toxic. They’re trying, and failing, and trying again. Neither of them can communicate to save their life. The jealousy? The hate/make up sex? It does something to me. (Jesus, what does that say about me?)
Anywayyyyy, this book had me hooked from the start and I devoured it. I’m sad it’s over, but it feels like we might be getting more from Sophia next? I hope so. I love these messy little siblings and the found family they’ve built. They deserve all the happiness.
If you know anything about me, it’s that On the Line has remained my favorite book since its release, so saying I was “excited” to return to Marsford Bay and get to know Huxley is me playing it cool. I was over the fucking moon. And it did not disappoint.
Huxley is an angsty, sweet little baby with abandonment issues, and I just want to take care of him. He’s an ex-con trying to do right, raised in chaos, and convinced life will never go his way… until Connie shows up. Connie, the rich Hollywood starlet running from her own mess. Relatable... We’ve all got a little Huxley and Connie in us.
They’re messy. They’re toxic. They’re trying, and failing, and trying again. Neither of them can communicate to save their life. The jealousy? The hate/make up sex? It does something to me. (Jesus, what does that say about me?)
Anywayyyyy, this book had me hooked from the start and I devoured it. I’m sad it’s over, but it feels like we might be getting more from Sophia next? I hope so. I love these messy little siblings and the found family they’ve built. They deserve all the happiness.