How to Date a Douchebag
The Studying Hours (#HTDADB) (Volume 1)
by Sara Ney
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appears in Sports Romance, College Romance, and Sports.
CRUDE. ARROGANT. AHOLE. No doubt about it, Sebastian _x0091_Oz_x0092_ Osborne is the university_x0092_s most celebrated student athlete_x0097_and possibly the biggest douchebag. A walking, talking cliché, he has a filthy mouth, a fantastic body, and doesn_x0092_t give a sht about what you or anyone else thinks. SMART. CLASSY. CONSERVATIVE. Make no mistake, Jameson Clarke may...
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appears in Sports Romance, College Romance, and Sports.
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