 Have you ever had to make a tough choice? What about trying to decide between to amazing guys? In the latest romance by GiGi DeGraham, LUCKY, the main character finds herself in love with two very different guys. She doesn't want to choose so she finds a way to have them both...but only if she can get them to agree!! LUCKY is a wonderful story of love, from a unique perspective. The main character, Lucky, is a trailer park girl who was taught to look at things differently but when two guys from her new school both want her for their date, she stuns them by proposing a new arrangement. LUCKY will have you rethinking what you know about young romance. Now available, you will want to grab a copy for yourself!! Blurb: Can a girl from Sunset Pines Trailer Park really hack it at Halton Prep? How hard can it be? Lucky’s life hasn’t been fortunate, despite her name. Not the rich or even middle-class families ever lived in the Sunset Pines Trailer Park but Lucky and her father have love, even if they don’t have much else. Skipping school wasn’t her brightest idea but Lucky never met a rule she didn’t want to break. Lucky would do anything to keep her father out of jail, but going to Halton Prep for her senior year? Didn’t the judge know kids from the trailer park NEVER step foot into that ‘Richy-Rich’ school? But her choice wasn’t hard. It’s agree to go or her dad spends time behind bars. Whatever. Lucky will do anything to protect her father. She’ll compromise for his sake, but Halton Prep’s dress code isn’t all Lucky must deal with. One hot footballer, Whit Graham has claimed Lucky as his and tries his best to become her only guy. Anyone who gets in his way might need a little friendly reminder, even if they are a star cross country athlete. But Hudson Preston isn’t intimidated by the mighty Whit Graham, or his Hellcat Crew. He doesn’t abide by anyone’s stupid bro-code and sets his sights on Lucky. Two hot guys both want to be her one and only but Lucky’s never seen things the way most people do. Now that she’s on this compromising kick, she’s looking at Whit Graham and Hudson Preston with a new idea in mind. The question is, would they even consider it? There’s only one way to find out, and it’s—Game On. GiGi DeGraham’s coming of age romance will have readers cheering for the unique heroine, Lucky, who sees the world through the lens of possibility and without labels. A young woman who risks it all for the two guys who are willing to go through the fire of High School and emerge stronger than ever. Whit and Hudson will show Lucky what the true meaning of friendship and love is… as well as just how Lucky she is. EXCERPT: Hudson saw Whit and instantly thought, This ought to be good. “Do you know him?” Lucky asked. “Not really,” Hudson said at her side, close, his arm brushing hers as they walked. He knew he could not compete with Whit Graham. Not with the way Whit waited for Lucky, leaning on his truck like a football God and teenage wet dream. There was no denying his physical appeal. Every guy and girl in the school appreciated him. “Hey, listen.” Hudson tugged Lucky’s elbow back gently as he stopped. Whit was watching, but Hudson knew Whit couldn’t hear them from where he was. Hudson scratched the side of his head, blew out a nervous breath, and then smiled down at Lucky. “If you aren’t serious with him yet and you said you were doing the whole casual dating thing …” Hudson smiled again nervously. He imagined Whit would likely kick his ass after this epically dumb move, but Hudson wasn’t going to miss his chance either. “I would like to invite you out for dinner as a casual date, Lucky.” Hudson said it fast, then sucked in a breath and held it. His eyes glanced to Whit Graham’s as Lucky risked a glance at him too. Wit straightened from the front of his truck. *** Whit frowned after Hudson and his truck. Did the guy have to drive the same damn one? He looked at Lucky before opening the door to his own truck for her. “You like him,” Whit accused on the way to her house. “I do,” she said. “And me?” Whit asked as his heart began to push blood faster. “I like you too,” Lucky answered honestly, smiling at him in a way that confirmed it. “So, I just invited over the competition,” Whit said, not so happy now. “If you want to see it that way, but you would make that choice if you did, not me. I think I like you both,” Lucky said. “What’s wrong with that?” Buy Links: |
