Forgive my fins by tera lynn childs5/28/2023 ![]() ![]() ![]() In their mid teens rather than approaching 18. One thing I did feel was that Lily and her friends seemed to be acting as if they're ![]() Add in tons of funny underwater puns and sayings, and some great world-building whic made me really feel like I could imagine Thalassinia perfectly, and this is a surefire winner. Should be with, that didn't dent my overall enjoyment of the book. Lily is a really captivating narrator and while I had a slight issue with the love triangle between her, Brody and Qunce because it's completely obvious to everyone, surely, who she This is fun with a capital FUN! It's breezy, it's ultra-cute, and when reading it I spent much of my time making the kind of ‘squeeing’ noises usually associated with over-excitable youngsters rather than grumpy cynics like myself. With all this going through her mind, it's no surprise when she gets confused, leading to a kiss which changes everything. Of course, that will also means revealing her big secret. She's totally convinced that Brody is the right man for her, and needs to get him to realise this and take him home to meet her father. You think you've got problems with your love life? Spare a thought for Lily Sanderson, who has a huge crush on swimming god Brody Bennett, an obnoxious biker-boy neighbour Quince Fletcher, and a serious deadline problem. ![]()
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