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“Things I Wanted To Say by Monica Murphy ” 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. Whit Lancaster is the cold, heartless, and devastatingly handsome bad boy at Lancaster Prep.Beautiful Summer Savage has no time for Whit. But his intense gaze traps her under a spell. Fills her with a longing she doesn’t understand.When Whit get into trouble one night, Summer invites him in. Tends to his wounds. Lets her guard down, just for a moment . . . Which is when Whit takes off in the dead of night.Taking her journal with him.Now he holds all her darkest secrets, threatening to expose her to the entire school. So Summer strikes a deal with Whit. A deal that leaves her at his mercy behind closed doors . . .But what if he’s at hers?Things I Wanted to Say (but never did) is a complete standalone. This edgy bully romance contains dark scenes some readers may find uncomfortable to read. Reader discretion is advised.

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In many respects a classic romance in some ways second chance and enemies to lovers. Six years after their first kiss shared after Whitaker insults a 14-year old Summer for her mother’s having an affair with his father, they meet again as seniors at a Lancaster academy. Whitaker Lancaster with his family name rules the school and rules Summer Savage whom he regards as his enemy, and with the discovery of her diary, he unleashes bullying, emotional discord, as well as blackmail in a combination of sex + light Dom / sub. This story follows their long tumultuous relationship as star-crossed lovers.Sparks fly in their fiery attraction and, for Whit, unwanted connectedness and distain. This book was heavy in angst, a relentlessly pervasive theme through the story. Whit was THE biggest a*hole I’ve come across — sexy, cold, detached, but with an internal emotional struggle. And while I love a jerk of a hero any day of the week, there was imbalance in the power play in the story. Summer was too yielding, despite words in the book regaling her strength. For instance, Whit could be a jerk, date other women in Summer’s face, but she was never depicted with a (happy) relationship on which he loses his advantage.