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Astoria Quinn has spent seventeen years invisible in her own home — cooking every meal, scavenging bottles after school just to be let back inside. Her father never wanted her. Her stepmother never let her near the table. She has learned to expect nothing, and to never, ever cry.



Then a motorcade of luxury cars pulls into her shabby alley, and a woman in furs gathers her into an embrace: her late mother's wealthiest friend, come at last to take her home. There's just one catch. The woman wants Astoria to marry her son —Beckett Vale, the dangerous, untouchable boy every girl in town is afraid to look at twice.



But Beckett peels her shrimp, lectures her about drying her hair, and waits for her after school every single day. What does a girl do when love finally arrives — and she never learned how to let herself be loved?



A tender, swoony second-chance romance about being chosen, being cherished, and learning to love yourself first.