The Sleepover
My troubles all started with a beautiful boy on the beach... Leaving my friends and home during senior year to move to Florida sucks, but when my dad decides to marry his long-distance girlfriend, I have no choice. My first night in Bipal is full of booze and bonfires, and a blue-eyed boy with adorable glasses and a charming smile. Footsies in the sand lead to a walk down the beach, and by the end of the night, I'm a changed girl. The next morning, I come downstairs to find my blue eyed boy sitting at the kitchen table. We make a pact to leave what happened between us in the past. But stolen glances across the kitchen, grazed pinkies in the hall, bumped knees at the dinner table... Pretending I don't want Reed Lancaster is the hardest thing I've had to do... You're not supposed to fall in love with your step-brother... But what if two pink lines are involved?
176 pages
English edition · First published 2025 by Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp · ISBN 9798291973516
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Ratings and reviews
<div>Thank you to The Smuthood and Daisy Jane for this arc in exchange for an honest review Vivienne wants to lose her v-card. The only problem is that she’s moving across the country with her dad so he can marry his girlfriend. She ends up meeting Brooke while shopping. Brooke invites her to a bonfire later that night. Vivienne is determined to lose her v-card tonight. On the plus side it’s with someone who gives her butterflies. I do wish they had cute nicknames for each other. I do feel bad that Vivienne had to leave her friends during her senior year of high school. Vivienne meeting Brooke was perfect. She needed a good friend to help her open up. That night at the beach with Reed was magical. When it’s your first time drinking you should never over indulge to the point where you can’t remember how you got home. I do wish there was more. The ending came so fast and not enough was said. I needed more context to things. It’s still a very good story.</div>
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