β Scribed by Heather Cumiskey
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Perfect for fans of If There's No Tomorrow by Jennifer L. Armentrout, What to Say Next by Julie Buxbaum, and All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven, I Love You Like That is the second book in a poignant young adult duology about addiction, sexuality, peer pressure, and first love.
Reeling from the recent death of Deacon, her dark and mysterious former boyfriend and first love, sixteen-year-old Hannah Zandana lets herself fall into the arms of the wrong boysβeven as her mother's growing addiction continues to pull her family apart. With her mother hardly functional and her father in full-blown denial, Hannah and her little sister are left to their own devicesβand no adult supportβin their lives.
After waking up in a strange hospital outside of town, meanwhile, Deacon learns that his convenient "death" has placed him in the middle of a federal undercover sting operation. He's soon thrown into the dangerous world of Miami drug cartels.
Will a cruel...
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