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Wow, quite the story. Talk about angst. I was so angry with Frankie and John in the beginning of this story. A great second chance story, but wow, why did they have to go through so much to get there?

Francesca, Frankie, is a young girl who has been bullied by the popular girls at school since grade school. She decided that she would never be good enough for them, so she started being who she wanted to be. A nerd. She is into video games, and anime. She comes from a wealthy family, but that doesn’t change who she is. She is a down to earth regular girl who hangs out with Killian Thorne, a scholarship boy at her school and his friend John Grimsby.

John Grimsby, a boy who comes from a different world that Frankie, but he can’t help that he has feelings for her and wants to go out with her. He is a star on the football team at the swanky school they attend and the only reason he is there is due to a scholarship. His mom left him and his dad years ago and his dad is pretty much just a drunk.

John finally gets the nerve up to ask Frankie to the Ancients dance and she agrees. She’s not a dressy kind of girl, but when John goes to pick her up for the dance he can’t help but be thrilled that she is his date, she looks beautiful. Frankie is happy that John asked her out, but she is also a little worried. This is kind of like what happened to her in grade school when she decided to only keep her own company. The mean girls and boys of their school strike again and there is a huge misunderstanding between John and Frankie and they go ten years with bickering and trying to avoid each other. That is until their best friend Killian is getting married and they are the best-man and best- woman standing up for him.

This was a great story and I really enjoyed it. However, like I said I did get very angry with John and Frankie after their misunderstanding. They are both so stubborn, but it all worked out wonderfully in the end. I just purchased Mr. Ruin so that I can read Killian’s story as well. I give this story a 4.5 star review and look forward to more stories in the near future with this group that went to school together.