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Easy Out

Newhouse University, Book 1

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Easy Out

By: Ginger Walls
Narrated by: Heather Stonewell, Raphael DeRamiro
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Lauren

I've been able to keep my personal and academic life separate for the last three years I've been at Newhouse University. Not even my best friend/roommate knows the truth about my past. I learned a long time ago the best way to survive is to be invisible.

My hope of graduating under the radar goes up in flames when James Hart gets assigned as my journalism partner. Not only do we have to write an article together, but he also has to write a story about me. I don't see an easy way out of this one.

Hart

I'm perceived as the campus grouch, but since I play baseball for the school, my behavior is excused. I don't date. I don't socialize. I have a small group of friends, and I'm happy with that. I didn't come to Newhouse to meet new people or fall in love. I'm here to play baseball and get drafted.

That is until I see her. The little witch who put me under her spell. I'm not sure what to do about it. The more I get to know her, the more I want to keep her around, even if it means exposing a part of my past I keep hidden.

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Lauren & Hart

This book is incredibly sweet, and I absolutely loved the dynamic between Lauren and Hart. Both are students at Newhouse University and hardly interacted with each other until they were paired for a journalism class project. As they spent more time together, their connection deepened, drawing them closer. Each of them carries emotional scars they’d rather not confront, but through their growing bond, they find the strength to open up, offering each other the support they didn’t know they needed. It was heartwarming to see them evolve into each other's safe space. If you're looking for a touching, romantic story with a bit of spice, this is definitely one to add to your tbr.

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Emotional Connections First! Love It!

Lauren has had a difficult past that makes her leary of friendship and love. Hart is the campus baseball star who chooses to keep his feelings close and has a hard time talking to people. Yet, these two find each other and first develop a strong emotional connection and then get to explore their steamy physical chemistry. The main characters learn to help each other and support each other. There’s a twist at the end so didn’t really see coming which added more depth to the plot. Hear me out regarding interconnected stand-alones. The dual narration was appreciated and enhanced the dual, first person PoV. I enjoyed listening to Hart’s pet names and some dialogue in Spanish. just something about staring a series after book one, and then reading the backlist and this time I think it enhanced my experience by starting mid series. It shone so much light on the characters in the subsequent book(s)…ahem…looking at you, Wyatt!

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