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I Love That Girl
by
Hannah R. Goodman
Genre/s
Fiction, Women, Romance, Contemporary
Publish Date
January 1, 2025
Short Description
A proposal. An almost ménage a quartet.
A hidden hook-up. Secrets kept and confessed all at the same time only to the wrong person. Told from the point-of-views of 4 best friends on a trip to paradise, I Love That Girl is a story of love, romance, sexuality, and friendship.
$19.96
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I LOVE THAT GIRL is a steamy, contemporary, quirky romance novel told from alternating points of view of four friends who reunite for two weeks in paradise. Drama ensues as secrets are kept and confessed, and the past collides with the present.
Once called the four-headed monster in high school, only to be decapitated by the disaster of coupling up, ANDY, GWEN, NORI, and ETHAN have healed their wounds and found their way back to each other in college.
And now, months before they enter the “real” adult world, decapitation, once again is imminent by way of: a rejected proposal, a birth control fail, and a secret (and-thought-to-be-impossible) hook-up. Everything explodes over the course of a Christmas vacation in Florida, leaving the survival of these four friendships, once again, on the brink.
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Engaging, Funny, and Emotionally Powerful
Hannah R. Goodman masterfully weaves romance, humor, and self-exploration in I Love That Girl. Nori, Ethan, Andy, and Gwen navigate love, big decisions, and their futures in a way that feels raw and real. The writing is witty, the dialogue is sharp, and the emotions hit hard. A must-read for anyone who loves stories about growing up and finding yourself!
A Witty and Heartfelt Coming-of-Age Story
I Love That Girl is a beautifully written novel that perfectly captures the struggles of love, friendship, and self-discovery. The characters feel real, with Nori’s witty, anxiety-ridden thoughts and Andy’s emotional journey making them especially relatable. The story is funny, heartfelt, and deeply engaging. Hannah R. Goodman delivers a book that’s both entertaining and thought-provoking—perfect for fans of contemporary fiction!
