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Archer looked at Teddy, and she grinned back at him.
Jacey rolled her eyes. “Oh, go ahead. No cameras in here. Saralynn, put your phone down.”
He pulled Teddy to her feet and then into his arms and kissed her. Any awkwardness he felt having the audience of two disappeared when Teddy’s arms slid around his neck, and she swayed into him, narrowing the world to just this. Just her. His angel with or without wings.
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Katie is a college English teacher, writer and editor from Northeast Ohio. She played one season of roller hockey when she was fifteen--it hurt enough that she decided she liked it better as a spectator--and it's been true love ever since! Her fictional team is the Las Vegas Sinners, and her real-world teams are the Pittsburgh Penguins and Las Vegas Golden Knights. She likes strong, capable heroines who bring out the vulnerability in their tough guys.
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The Prank King and the Fairy Queen by Laura Marquez Diamond
The Prank King and the Fairy Queen
LAURA MARQUEZ DIAMOND
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Trope: Childhood Enemies-to-Lovers
Costume: Fairie Wings
Ligaya “the Terror” Torres. Sharp mouth. Wicked glare. Too pretty for my sanity.
Back in high school, we pranked each other daily, traded insults like candy, and shared one unforgettable kiss on graduation night.
Ten years later, I’m back in our hometown with a new team and a new reason to see her differently. Turns out the tension between us has grown hotter than ever.
The only thing crazier than kissing her again?
Realizing I never should have stopped.
Ligaya
Standing in the wings of my high school auditorium, I’m forced to listen to Principal Reinbacher wax poetic about the return of the hockey hero.
Tristan Brian Thorne the third.
More likeThe Turdbecause Tristan is no hero. In fact, he is a wolf dressed in sheep’s clothing. A gourmet burger with a side of E. coli. A five-star resort with a bedbug problem. A?—
“What the hell are you mumbling about, Ligaya?” Toby interrupts my mental tirade with a whisper.
Toby and I are the English teachers at Centerstone High School. Despite being a good friend, he has no context for my history withThe Turd.
