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Kiss The Girl (Franklin Auto Book 1)

Ellie Harper Smith
5.0 / 5.0
Published: 2026

Description

Shelby and Wade were inseparable until the day she pulled away, leaving a decade of silence between them. Now, back in the charming, gossipy streets of Franklin, Shelby is ready to reclaim her life and finally explore the parts of herself she kept hidden for years. She is discovering that her heart has room for more than she ever imagined, and the small-town expectations that once felt like a cage are beginning to shift. Wade has spent his entire adult life nursing a quiet, steady ache for his former best friend. He still remembers the way they used to laugh, but he knows better than to hope for a second chance. When their paths cross again, the old spark is undeniable, yet the timing feels impossible. As they navigate the messy, beautiful reality of rekindling a friendship that holds the potential for so much more, Shelby must decide if she is brave enough to pursue the life she truly wants. This heartwarming story celebrates the courage it takes to be authentic and the joy of finding love right where you least expect it. It is a tender, funny, and deeply romantic journey about coming home to yourself and the person who knew you best all along.

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Stephanie
April 18, 2026

2 Neurodivergents in love

Wade has been in love with Shelby since they were kids. They used to be best friends, then she suddenly stopped hanging out with him. Years later, they are working together at Franklin Auto, and Wade is doing anything he can think of to get her attention again. Shelby has been in love with Wads since they were kids. She made the mistake of trying to fit in with the cool kids at one point in school, as has never been able to get over him, even though she acts like she hates him. Due to a misunderstanding in high school over prom, she thinks he hates her back, and all his attention- seeking behavior now is just more proof he hates her. The misunderstandings and miscommunication in this book were hard to read. But it's an easy thing to happen when you have two neurodivergent characters who are scared to be the first to put themselves out there. After a drunken kiss one night, they embark on a secret, bang it out kind of relationship as a way for Shelby to try out some things she's always wanted to try. In spite of all they are hiding, their chemistry is electric and so fun to read. I loved watching them slowly open up while starting to care more and more about the other. Wade is wonderful when he finally gets the courage to show Shelby what she means to him. He is so focused on all the things that make her happy, and I loved how he involved all their loved ones to help him treat her to the date she deserves. Shelby, unfortunately, is like me in that she kind of needs to be…