Don’t Let Me Go by Kelsie Rae

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Welp. It’s official.
The entire hockey team knows I’m a virgin.
And who do I have to thank for telling them about my v-card?
Theodore Taylor, aka my brother’s best friend and the pain in my butt since third grade.
Then again, I’m kind of sick of this thing.
My virgin status, that is.
It’s probably time I get rid of it.
Which would be a heck of a lot easier if Theo hadn’t made it his mission to be my own personal chastity belt for the foreseeable future.
Which leaves me screwed.
In every way except the literal sense.
Lovely.

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File Name:dont-let-me-go-by-kelsie-rae.epub
Original Title:Don't Let Me Go
Creator:Kelsie Rae
Language:en
Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B09YJ1SGM6
Date:2022-09-19T18:30:00+00:00
File Size:637.178 KB

Table of Content

1. Title Page
2. Copyright
3. Copyright
4. Dedication
5. Contents
6. 1. Blakely
7. 2. Blakely
8. 3. Blakely
9. 4. Blakely
10. 5. Blakely
11. 6. Blakely
12. 7. Blakely
13. 8. Theo
14. 9. Theo
15. 10. Theo
16. 11. Blakely
17. 12. Blakely
18. 13. Blakely
19. 14. Blakely
20. 15. Blakely
21. 16. Theo
22. 17. Theo
23. 18. Blakely
24. 19. Blakely
25. 20. Theo
26. 21. Blakely
27. 22. Theo
28. 23. Blakely
29. 24. Theo
30. 25. Blakely
31. 26. Theo
32. 27. Blakely
33. 28. Blakely
34. 29. Blakely
35. 30. Theo
36. 31. Blakely
37. 32. Blakely
38. 33. Blakely
39. 34. Blakely
40. 35. Blakely
41. 36. Blakely
42. 37. Theo
43. 38. Blakely
44. 39. Blakely
45. 40. Theo
46. 41. Blakely
47. 42. Theo
48. 43. Blakely
49. 44. Theo
50. 45. Blakely
51. 46. Blakely
52. 47. Blakely
53. 48. Blakely
54. 49. Blakely
55. 50. Blakely
56. 51. Theo
57. 52. Blakely
58. Epilogue
59. Also by Kelsie Rae
60. Dear Reader
61. About the Author

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1 comments

Marie Doe：

This book has all of the tropes that you’ll be expecting and the story is entirely predictable right down to figuring out how the next book in the series is going to start and end based on side character backstories and interactions. The MC and ML are both infuriating at times and very dense. Neither one of them is a very good friend to the other or those around them. There’s also some ableism involved as a setup for the next book. Despite those vices, the book is entertaining and if you’re just looking for something with no surprises then this is a good book to pick up to turn off your brain. 2/5 stars (I’ll still be reading the next book though 🤪).

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