Stealing for Keeps
Stealing for KeepsRebecca Jenshak
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Stealing for Keeps (2024)

Rebecca Jenshak

Others: Positive

From USA Today bestselling author Rebecca Jenshak comes a brand-new YA romance series that follows Frost Lake High School's state champion soccer team. This book will include a special inside cover. Frost Lake High's new soccer star, the team captain's ex-girlfriend, and a dare that changes everything. When Austin Keller's family moves across the country for his chance to play with the prestigious Frost Lake soccer team, he's ready to seize the opportunity. But on his first night out with the team, a dare to kiss the team captain's ex-girlfriend sets in motion a rivalry that threatens his future.

ISBN:
9781464267376
Length:
400 pages

Genres: romance, young adult

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