Layered

Emotional

Heartwarming

Boyfriend Candidate A Novel

Ashley Winstead — 2023

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Reviews

Petaco@didyousaytaco

Jul 15, 2023

I hated this book. I hated Alexis. I hated that it was so heavy on politics (very little to no romance). I hated that there was a stupid love triangle. A love triangle!! What is this? YA??? I hated the decisions made. Yeah, I hated this book. I'm too annoyed to even bother writing a coherent review.

Davina @fejiro

May 15, 2023

It wasn’t really romance focused but good either way

lexie@lexiereads

Jan 8, 2024

Danielle @daniellesreadinglife_17

Jan 7, 2024

Jeff Sexton@bookanonjeff

Jan 2, 2024

Lindsay@schnurln

Jun 2, 2023

Az @bananas2

Jul 4, 2024

Riya@litheaven

Feb 9, 2024

Ewe@wewew

Jan 12, 2024

Aslei@aslei

Jan 2, 2024

Maggie Chandler@mchandler1121

Dec 29, 2023

Highlights

Lindsay@schnurln

When I was very nearly asleep and the world was warm and hazy, I felt him kiss my temple softly. Then he whispered, so faint it was barely more than a breath, “Whatever it takes, let me keep her.”

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Lindsay@schnurln

“Fuck leading anyone. I want to follow you on my hands and knees across the desert.”

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Lindsay@schnurln

“You can’t toss shitty jobs at people, jobs without health care, back- breaking jobs with sky- high attrition rates, and call that a win.

Lindsay@schnurln

“Never trust your secrets to men who golf.”

Lindsay@schnurln

Swallow the fact that he’d hurt me so I didn’t lose him.

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Lindsay@schnurln

All this stuff is terrifying, you know? Caring about someone is such a risk. We shove our hearts in their hands and all we can do is hope they don’t crush us.

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Lindsay@schnurln

Just— don’t discount people’s feelings because you’re used to discounting yourself.”

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Lindsay@schnurln

This ache in my chest was simply growing pains.

Lindsay@schnurln

“Love is always political. Especially for women. Who you care for and believe in, what you do with your body, who you’re dependent on, the extent of your autonomy. Strange to me that people pretend you can separate the two.”