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    Pocketful of You and Pocketful of Us: A Bully Romance - Books 3 and 4
    Pocketful of You and Pocketful of Us: A Bully Romance - Books 3 and 4
    Pocketful of You and Pocketful of Us: A Bully Romance - Books 3 and 4
    Audiobook8 hours

    Pocketful of You and Pocketful of Us: A Bully Romance - Books 3 and 4

    Written by Chloe Walsh

    Narrated by Chris Chambers and Loretta Rawlins

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Contains the 3rd and 4th book in the series.

    Pocketful of You:

    Evil is lurking all around us and Sketch and I cannot escape the secrets of our past. A past that, up until now, neither one of us knew existed. Torn apart by our cruel, vindictive fathers, we face our biggest challenge yet; staying alive.

    Pocketful of Us:

    Loyalty.
    Family.
    Power.

    A code I never knew existed until now.
    A code that could destroy us all.

    Drowning in the sins of our fathers, everything is coming to a head. It's sink or swim time. Too bad I'm already drowning…

    Pocketful of Us is the fourth and concluding book in the Pocket series.

    Because of its explicit sexual content, mature themes, bully themes, potential triggers, and bad language, it is suitable for mature readers.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherQUEST from W. F. Howes Ltd
    Release dateJan 30, 2020
    ISBN9781528885706
    Pocketful of You and Pocketful of Us: A Bully Romance - Books 3 and 4

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