Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Lucas (Preston Brothers #1) by Jay McLean

In a sprint, every millisecond counts.  
When you’re waiting for love, those milliseconds can feel like eons.  

High school senior Lucas Preston has it all: star of the track team, a scholarship waiting for him, an apartment to himself and a revolving door of girlfriends. He also has an older sister, five younger brothers and a father who relies on him to make sure those brothers don’t kill each other.  
His saving grace? Lois “Laney” Sanders, a girl he started to fall in like with when he was just eleven. 


A girl who became his best friend, his confidant, his courage.  

It took only sixteen clicks and eight seconds for Lucas to realize that his like for Laney had turned into love.   


Eight life-changing seconds.  


It’s also the exact length of time it took to lose her.




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5 Amazing Stars



There's not one single Jay McLean book that I don't love. I knew going into this book, Lucas, that it would slay me with laughter, happiness, and heartbreak. And as always, Ms. McLean brought out all those emotions and I refused to go to bed until I read till the very end. 

Lucas Preston meets Lois Sander when they were eleven years old and it was crush at first sight that eventually turned into love. But growing up as best friends and being inseparable, these two danced around their feelings. They loved each other, but both afraid to take it to the next level and when they did, it changed everything. 

This is a story about a first love and last love that goes through so many heartbreaking events that eventually lead this couple to find each other again. This author always knows how to make a book couple feel real. You'll feel every emotion that these characters go through, because of the dual POVs and how strong a bond they have.  And it's always a bonus getting more of the Preston boys and my favorite couple, Lucy and Cameron!



Jay McLean is an international best-selling author and full-time reader, writer of New Adult Romance, and most of all, procrastinator. When she's not doing any of those things, she can be found running after her two little boys, playing house and binge watching Netflix.

She writes what she loves to read, which are books that can make her laugh, make her hurt and make her feel.

Jay lives in the suburbs of Melbourne, Australia, in a forever half-done home where music is loud and laughter is louder.


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