G. O. Milare: Kendi, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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I had a plan. Love definitely wasn't part of it. Not at sixteen. And certainly not with strict parents. But feelings are pretty good at ruining plans.

Alex-my best friend, maybe more, maybe not-crosses a line nobody talks about. The next day, he's gone. And I miss him more than I'd like to admit out loud.

While I'm still trying to make sense of that, the boy from the bus stop shows up-and suddenly everything gets messier. He's charming. Easy to like. Dangerous in a completely different way.

Kate, the voice in my head, calls it "perfect timing." I call it a disaster waiting to happen. Because this is the kind of chaos where someone always gets hurt. And I'm about to make it worse.

"This book felt like a Kenyan To All the Boys I've Loved Before, but with more gritty elements." - Reader Review

Excerpt from Kendi: Chaos Was Always Inevitable "Hey, Kendi, what do you want to be when you grow up?" That question? Total trigger. Cue the rebellion. Tomboy mode activated. Kate: "Step one? Pick a sport with peak boy proximity and pretend it's all about team spirit." Football? Kate:"Nah. Ninety minutes of sweaty chaos and one ball to share? I'm good, thanks." Boxing? Kate: "Hard pass. Getting your brains rattled doesn't scream 'fun.' And let's be honest, you'd still be stuck on Team Girl." Chess? Kate: "Perfect. Sneaky eye contact across the board-check. Flirting without breaking a sweat-double check." "I want to be a chess grandmaster, Auntie," I answered.