Krista Ritchie

Addicted After All

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Two addicts. One epic love story.
Prepare for the worst.
That’s what Lily and Lo try to do when Jonathan Hale schedules an “important” meeting. The problem: after being swept into the public eye and battling their addictions, they’re not sure what the worst is anymore.
In a sea of many changes—including Ryke & Daisy living with them—Lily realizes that the best part of her fluctuating hormones might just be the worst.
Her sex drive is out of control.
Loren knows that she’s insatiable, but he’s not giving up on her. She’s too much a part of him. And as he carries more and more responsibility, some of the people that he loves doubt his resolve.
In the conclusion to their love story, Lily & Lo stand side-by-side to fight, one last time, for their happily ever after.

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  • Alejandra Rodriguez Davidshared an impression8 years ago
    👍Worth reading
    💡Learnt A Lot

    Great message great book
    But this kind of books area for mature reader only.

Quotes

  • b1516978116has quoted2 years ago
    “I’m supposed to give you presents on your birthday,” she murmurs, “not the other way around.”

    “You’ve given me enough to last a hundred more birthdays, love.” At twenty-five, I am in desperate love with a girl who desperately loves me back. There is nothing more that I want than to experience life with her.

    She touches Moffy’s tiny fingers, and she skims his cheek with a gentle, caring brush of her thumb.

    My family. My wife. My son.

    Never did I think I’d be the recipient of fragile, precious things.

    Every single part of me is alive today. And it’ll be tomorrow. I’m not dying in my own body anymore. I am truly living. Peace courses through me. It’s the quiet that I never thought existed. And the heaven that I never believed was meant for me.

    Lily and I—we may have started our relationship as pretend.

    But for as long as I can remember, our love has always been real.
  • b1516978116has quoted2 years ago
    Never in my life did I think having a brother would change me. Make me better than who I am. But there’s something about siblings that pushes you to thrive in ways that a parent can’t.

    “Hey, Lil,” I breathe, putting Moffy’s bottle down.

    “Hmm?” She’s fixated on Connor and Rose, a giddy smile on her face. Her sister saved her. I said that to Ryke earlier, and it’s the fucking truth. Rose took care of Lily when I was in rehab; she was there when I should’ve been. When I couldn’t be.

    And the words just leave me. “Someday,” I say, “I want another kid.”

    She freezes and very slowly turns to face me, stunned in disbelief. I’ve never professed this or even let it linger for longer than a second. “What…?”

    I lick my lips. “I believe that we can raise more than one kid. It doesn’t have to be in a year or two or even three. But someday, I want to meet Luna and whoever else. I don’t want Maximoff to be an only child like I was growing up.”

    I’ve lived both versions: no siblings, siblings. For me, there’s no question which one I’d choose again.

    I wait for Lily’s response, but her facial expression hasn’t shifted past shocked.

    “Unless…you don’t…” I trail off, watching her chin quake.

    And then she breaks into a smile, tears rolling down her cheeks. That’s a yes. She’s wanted this, I realize. But she didn’t entertain it—for me.
  • b1516978116has quoted2 years ago
    “Have you seen Daisy?” Ryke suddenly asks us, coming over with a plate of chips and spinach dip. “I can’t fucking find her.”

    “Check the moon,” I tell him.

    He gives me a weird look.

    My lips pull in a dry smile. “That’s where she claims she goes in her answering machine message.”

    “Hilarious.” He pops a chip in his mouth.

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