Double Clutch (A Brenna Blixen Novel)
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- ISBN 9781782951247
- Weight: 310g
- Dimensions: 129 x 198 x 27mm
- Publication Date: 06 Jun 2013
- Publisher: Penguin Random House Children's UK
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Who to choose . . .?
Thrust back into school life after a year in Denmark, Brenna Blixen is soon making new friends and catching the eye of two boys with bad reputations. There’s the dark and mysterious Saxon, and the gorgeous and sexy Jake.
They’re both totally hot and totally into Brenna.
But Saxon and Jake have unresolved history and Brenna’s caught in the middle.
It’s time to make some tough choices, fast.
Double Clutch is the first title in the Brenna Blixen series.
Liz Reinhardt was born and raised in the idyllic beauty of northwest NJ. A move to the subtropics of coastal Georgia left her with a newly realized taste for the beach and a bloated sunscreen budget. Right alongside these new loves is her old, steadfast affection for bagels, raisinettes (even if they aren’t really candy), the Oxford comma, movies that are hilarious or feature zombies, any and all books, but especially romance (the smarter and hotter, the better), the sound of her daughter’s incessantly wise and entertaining chatter, and watching her husband work on cars in the driveway.
