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seriously romantic: white knight by meghan march

picking up right where black sheep left off, white knight continues cannon and memphis' story. and it's one wild ride. from hard truth to hard truth, the one thing that remains steadfast is how strongly these two feel for each other. it's so deeply romantic, that connection between them, how fully committed they are to being on one another's side.

we see old friends and meet some new ones. but all in all white knight is the perfect companion to black sheep. and it might be slightly blasphemous to say, but cannon might be my favorite casso yet. i mean, creighton is always amazing, but there has been an edge to cannon that makes him so interesting and to see all his defenses down and the man he's become, the power that he learns to wield throughout the story is beyond amazing.

andi arndt and sebastian york narrate the audible exclusive books. and they are perfectly cast as memphis and cannon. sebastian york is always a little shaky on accents, but otherwise this is a delight to read and to listen to. you can enjoy the full series on audio now, and white knight will release in ebook form in october.

**white knight will release on audio on august 6, 2019 and will publish in ebook and paperback formats on october 1, 2019. i received an advance reader copy courtesy of meghan march. 

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