Even though no one is perfect, Tom is pretty darn close. Sometimes, when a character is described as perfect, it's too much to live up to and they end up letting you down. He’s a bashful sweetheart with pink cheeks. “Tom Valeska, get in me.” He lets out a shaky breath and there’s a light of fear in his eyes. She can't seem to keep her emotions (or hormones for that matter) in check when she's around him. Unluckily, Darcy has to be around Tom all the time.

Luckily, Tom is a contractor and is up for the job. There are so many memories, Darcy doesn't trust it to just anyone. She and Jamie want different things when it comes to this cottage.

They are fixing it up to sell it, and Darcy is living there at the present. Tom has always seen that.ĭarcy and her brother were left a cottage when their grandmother died. But she's loyal to those she loves and deep down is a great person. She doesn't always think before she speaks (or acts for that matter) and she's a little crazy. She's wild, impulsive, a free spirit and rolling stone. But she would honestly take any percent of Tom Valeska she could get. Jamie sort of claimed Tom as his own bff and Darcy could never get her fair share. Darcy wanted Tom all to herself, but her twin brother, Jamie was always in the way. She wasn't my favorite from the start, but I ended up loving her by the end! Sally Throne's writing is phenomenal and she is most definitely not a one hit wonder.ĭarcy and Tom have known each other since Tom moved to their neighborhood. Tom was freaking perfect (for real) and Darcy grew on me. Let me start this by saying, this book wasn't like THG. When I saw this author was releasing another book, I was ecstatic. I've read it multiple times and love it more every time I read it. The Hating Game by Sally Thorne was one of my favorite reads last year.

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