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“Personal Foul ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. I’ve known Charity since high school. Well, we went to the same exclusive prep school, anyway. We weren’t friends, though. Now we’re at the same university, and her friend group keeps crossing paths with mine, much to her obvious dismay. Given how vocal she is about disliking me, it’s become a hobby of mine to needle her more anytime the opportunity presents itself. She makes it so easy, getting all red and fiery every time I make even a halfhearted effort to rile her up.She’s a little spitfire. And maybe I’m a masochist, but I kinda dig it.Problem is, she clearly hates me. I only make it worse when she begs me to keep a secret I stumble upon, and instead of saying sure, no problem, I tell her she has to clean my apartment. Then one of my teammates discovers her there, assumes we’re dating, and before I know it …

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With that being said, this book did not do it for me. Dylan is a trust fund baby and when to an elite high school and rebelled against his parents and attended Marycliff University. He ran with the popular crowd that bullied on Charity. She was a new transfer and her father was new money. Dylan may not have joined in the bullying, but he did not do anything to stop it. They meet a few years later in Marycliff when Charity’s best friend is crushing on Dylan’s friend. I won’t go into the story line. I was disappointed with the book, Dylan was mean, even unknowingly, who continued to act callously and immature. Charity was also a little wishy washy, as a main character, she needs to get a backbone. The story dragged in the beginning of the book, it was hard to keep reading when I did not like the characters. I wish I had a better review but this was not one of my favorites. Hopefully Ms. MacMillan’s next book lives up to her other books.