How Freaking Romantic Mothers & Children Fiction From whoopie cushions in my

From whoopie cushions in my bed to snapping fireworks under my front door mat

an unfairly attractive and staunchly anti-romantic lifeguard

long after you’ve finished it” (Anna Todd

They're the stuff of nightmares

nor the shiver that ghosts down her spine at the sound of his voice

How Freaking Romantic Mothers & Children Fiction From whoopie cushions in myIn this sharply funny solo debut, an aspiring lawyer is forced to work alongside the opposing counsel in her best friends divorce case, which leads to the biggest irreconcilable difference of all: love. Beatrice Nilsson has a lot to be angry about. The wage gap, the pink tax, the repayment schedule on all those student loansthe list goes on. But that anger is also what makes her such a good friendthe perennial sidekick who fights for her loved ones