Taylor Fitzpatrick

In the final installment of the Between the Teeth trilogy, David has the fresh start he’s always wanted. He’s on a better team, one that doesn’t depend on him for their wins and blame him for their losses. In a better room, with teammates David might even consider friends. It doesn’t make any sense for David to feel more out of his depth than ever. But then, so many things don’t make sense to David — why should this be the exception?

Between the Teeth Book 3

Between the Teeth

Mary Carmona

"He can’t actually turn the plane around,” David says. “That’s a completely empty threat.” 

“The most adorable,” Robbie says, and slings an arm around David’s shoulders when he frowns at him.

“Can you look at me?” David asks, and when Jake turns to look at him, he reaches out to touch Jake’s cheek, heart nearly pounding out of his chest. 

“Hi,” Jake says softly, the word still on his lips when David kisses him.

“I can’t make you do anything,” David says. 

“You’d be surprised,” Jake murmurs.

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