I’ll Always Be With You: The addictive and heart-pounding new novel from the TikTok sensation (Lancaster Prep)

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The intoxicating new Lancaster prep novel from the TikTok sensation and author of A Million Kisses In Your Lifetime. I started out with this book thinking it was a little juvenile and wasn't particularly enjoying myself, however, once we got to Lancaster Prep and the games began with West and Carolina, it really picked up. Her character had a lot of depth, and it was heartbreaking to see her constantly plagued by insecurities and being used by others because of her family name.

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Separation: Yes They are separated for ~2 years, and both claim to have no other partners during this time. This is my second favorite of the series of standalones, so close to knocking off whit and summer, but I love my heroes to have a bit more of a bite.Just like Carolina, he had his own deep secrets and made plenty of mistakes that frustrated me, but everyone has flaws, right?

I liked her smarts and self confidence, but I also felt like she behaved in confusing ways and I didn't really connect with her. There was one sort of friend, but that relationship is never fully developed, and isn't mentioned often.Overall I thought the book had a great pace to it and there always seemed to be something happening to keep my attention. Agreeing to keep it as just one night, she’s taken aback when he waltzes into her American History class at Lancaster Prep.