Not a fan99 mine came out and it was not good it was just oh my gosh i don't know the character's name in this one
99 Percent Mine (2019)
Others: Mostly negative From the author of USA Today-bestseller The Hating Game comes a poignant and witty romantic comedy about a twin battling her brother over their crumbling inheritance -- and his sexy best friend who is determined to knock down her walls.
- ISBN:
- 9780062884282
- Length:
- 368 pages
Genres: romance
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Not a fanThe main character was like the worst kind of unlikable character there is where she is mean and a bitch and hateful and like the absolute worst for the whole story.
Not a fanI think I got like 15 or 20 pages in when I was like wow this is not for me there wasn't anything really wrong with the storyline it was the writing which is very weird
Loved itTom is just amazing he was so nice and just so sweet and just so spoon worthy that I loved him and that's why I love this book so much so you should read it if you want a nice guy
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