Only Girl
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4.6 • 22 Ratings
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- $5.99
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Publisher Description
Life feels impossible when you don't know who you are.
When Rosie wakes after her year-long coma, she opens her eyes to a world she doesn't recognize, in a body she doesn't understand. While her mind is convinced she's sixteen years old, her country hasn't stopped needing her to fight for them.
When the man in green body paint tries to convince her that they're married, Rosie runs away from Avalon, determined to find out who's telling the truth, and most importantly, who she is.
Not knowing who she can trust, Rosie leaves no stone unturned in her quest to remember the lives she's forgotten. When she comes across a charming man named Dub, Rosie has to decide if following him into the unknown will lead her to a better life, or if trusting Dub will be her ruin.
"Only Girl" is the final installment of a 14-part fantasy romance series written by USA Today Bestselling Author Mary E. Twomey.
Customer Reviews
Only Girl
I wish it wasn’t over! I may very well just go back and start the whole series again, it is without a doubt worth many more reads. I’ve never really settled on any series or authors as ‘favourite’, but I definitely have now!
Bittersweet End
Mary has taken us in a 14 book adventure that I’m sure you fell in love with.
I wasn’t sure what to expect with Only Girl. I felt like there was still so much story to tell. Too much to zip up they could be completed in one book. But, with every enamoring page questions were answered and my worries disappeared. She tied in twists I didn’t even thing possible and didn’t allow myself to hope for. This is the conclusion we’ve been waiting for.
The best part is knowing Rosie is her own adventure. And Kerdik and Lough bring out the best in her.
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Fun finale
The last in the series definitely takes an unexpected twist! (At least if you’re like me and forget context clues—thinking back there was some foreshadowing!). Enjoy reading, and if you’re a Kerdik fan, like me, then you’ll enjoy even more. ;)
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