Wipeout: A Sweet Teen Romance (Ryder Bay Book 4)
She’s a soft-spoken loner. He’s a wild-eyed rebel. Can two virtual strangers find a way to click? Lettie keeps her nose in a book and her thoughts to herself. After her best friend dumped her on the first day of their freshman year, the only person she can still confide in is her mysterious email
She’s a soft-spoken loner. He’s a wild-eyed rebel. Can two virtual strangers find a way to click?
Lettie keeps her nose in a book and her thoughts to herself. After her best friend dumped her on the first day of their freshman year, the only person she can still confide in is her mysterious email buddy. But when a cute troublemaker saves her from a speeding car, she hopes she’s found someone worth knowing in the real world.
Jace longs to put his bad reputation and his friend’s horrific accident behind him. But despite his best efforts to ditch his reckless ways, he still manages to land himself in the principal’s office. If only he could pour his heart out to his online crush in person…
As Lettie and Jace struggle to balance their real-life and virtual connections, they fear that sharing how they feel could leave them completely alone.
Can Lettie and Jace see beyond fantasy to discover love that’s just a touch away?
Wipe Out is the fourth standalone book in the sweet Ryder Bay YA contemporary romance series. If you like deep characters, timely social issues, and relationships where opposites attract, then you’ll adore Jordan Ford’s enchanting tale.
Buy Wipe Out to click open a message of love today!
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Hooked from page one So I joined snapdragon and bass in riptide and loved the connection between the two. To be able to join them and see how their bond develops and grows in this new book is amazing. The way he brings her out of her box and helps her see she can be brave is beautifully written. With that the way they save each other both metaphorically and literally just helps to prove that the bad boy can redeem himself when he feels all is lost with those around him