Feisty

Feisty

Julia Kent2020
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Kim@kimberlyfayereads
5 stars
Oct 6, 2021

Julia Kent was one of my favorite new-to-me author discoveries in 2019 and I'm pleased she's still going strong in 2020. I loved Feisty just as much as the first two books in the series. Fiona was a kickass heroine and I adored Fletch. Such a fun, sweet and sexy book.

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Sarah Kessler@pdxskigirl
4 stars
Oct 6, 2022
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Samantha@starlessreader
3 stars
Dec 6, 2021

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