No More Secrets, Alec Brock
Alec Brock Series, Book 3
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No More Secrets, Alec Brock
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Jon Vertullo
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Maria Liatis
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Larissa Lopes
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"No matter where she was or who she was with, I would keep loving her--until the day I died--with every little piece of my broken heart."
The truth is out: Linda and Alec now know who Impostor Alec is. They just didn't expect him to be so...close. Close enough, Alec fears, to win back Linda's heart.
How do you move on from the love of your life? Not only is Impostor Alec struggling to pretend he doesn't have feelings for Linda anymore, he's lost without the trust of one of the most important people in his life: Alec.
He begs for a second chance, but Alec is too hurt to give it to him. And the more Alec holds onto his grudges, the more he pushes Linda away...and into the arms of the guy she came to LA for in the first place.
Will time be enough to heal all three broken hearts?
Find the answer to all your questions in No More Secrets, Alec Brock, the sequel to Linda's story, told from both Alec and Impostor Alec's points of view.
Commentaires
"What an adventure it has been living in Linda and Alec's world! I couldn't have asked for a more perfect way to conclude this series or a better way to say goodbye to characters I've grown so attached to!" - Emily Defoor, The Honey POP
"Larissa Lopes skillfully weaves the threads of her characters' lives into a conclusion that will answer all your questions and leave you cheering for your favorite pop star in this final installment of the Alec Brock series!" - Cheryl Wanner, YA Fiction Author
"Larissa lovingly combines the complexity of adolescent love with the frenzy of the music industry and compacts it into an intricate story about a humble girl and the rock star love of her life. It's startling, to say the least." - Jorge Cajías, singer-songwriter
