Stephanie Plum, the trash-talking New Jersey bail bondswoman of this popular series, is tracking Maxine Nowicki, who's wanted for skipping out on a car-theft charge lodged by her ex-boyfriend. Now the ex-boyfriend's very interested in getting back the love letters he supposedly wrote to Maxine. But
Looking To Score: Providence University Book 2
β Scribed by Parker, Ali; Parker, Weston
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 216 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ASIN
- B0877B1CYZ
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Iβve been called many things, but βunluckyβ isnβt one of them.
Being the President of the largest fraternity on campus makes that part easy.
Like me. And I wear that badge proudly.
Might as well own yourself, right?
But like most guys, I have two sides to me. One I project, and one I reject.
As much as Iβd like not to be the guy whoβs trying to help his familyβs on-campus restaurant survive, I care too much about my father to throw in the towel.
And Iβm at my witsβ end with trying to balance everything, including being the best soccer player on the field, until she shows up.
The best part? Sheβs not having any of my crap.
Not a drop of my masculine, rock-your-world moves or anything else Iβm trying to pull out.
Lucky for me, sheβs not getting away that easily. Sheβs working for my dad now.
And where I wasnβt at all interested in putting in my time, now Iβm all for it.
Iβve got my work cut out for me with this goodie-two-shoes.
She doesnβt know what sheβs missing. Or maybe she does?
Everyone knows me well.
Whether on the field or the campus grounds, Iβm always looking for one thing.
Looking to score.
**TheProvidence Universityseries is a stand-alone new adult series with a HEA for every book. This book was originally published asOffsidein 2016.**
β¦ Subjects
New Adult
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