Book description
'I devoured End of Story and adored every page of this hilarious, emotional page-turner' HELENA HUNTING
A sexy, smart and unconventional opposites-attract love story from New York Times bestselling sensation Kylie Scott
When Susie inherits her beloved aunt's house, the last person she expects to help renovate it is Lars…
Why read it?
1 author picked End of Story as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I always find Kylie Scott's book a refreshing change of pace from my usual reads because they're always laugh-out-loud funny, with quips and banter.
Admittedly, I was hesitant because this book had a touch of magic–which books I read normally don't. Well, how dare I question Kylie Scott?
This book is a unique story told in Kylie's fun, comedic fashion. As always, the heroine was uber-relatable, witty, and independent, while the hero was grumpy and swoon-worthy.
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