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  • Kiss Me

    The Keatyn Chronicles [2]

    Jillian Dodd

    Bandit Publishing (2012)

    Rating: ★★★★☆

    Tags: ya romance, Young Adult

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    I've always written scripts for my perfect life.

    But no way could I have ever scripted this.

    My life is so far from perfect, it’s not even funny.

    All because of a stalker.

    I’m at a boarding school where I have to lie about who I am.

    I can’t see my family.

    I’m tutoring a Hottie God that tortures me with his smile.

    The most popular girl already hates me.

    But there’s this boy.

    This hot, sweet, sexy boy.

    So I’m going to stop trying to script my life and just live it.

    Because who knows how long I have left.

    Table Of Contents

    Title page

    Copyright page

    Dedication

    Author's note.

    Friday, August 26th

    Saturday, August 27th

    Sunday, August 28th

    Monday, August 29th

    Tuesday, August 30th

    Wednesday, August 31st

    Thursday, September 1st

    Friday, September 2nd

    Saturday, September 3rd

    Sunday, September 4th

    Monday, September 5th

    Tuesday, September 6th

    Wednesday, September 7th

    Thursday, September 8th

    Friday, September 9th

    Saturday, September 10th

    Sunday, September 11th

    Monday, September 12th

    Tuesday, September 13th.

    Wednesday, September 14th

    Thursday, September 15th

    Friday, September 16th

    Saturday, September 17th

    Sunday, September 18th

    Monday, September 19th

    Tuesday, September 20th

    Wednesday, September 21st

    Thursday, September 22nd

    Friday, September 23rd

    Saturday, September 24th

    Monday, September 26th

    Author's Note

    Acknowledgements

    Other Books by Jillian Dodd

    Other Books by Jillian Dodd

    About the Author

    Kiss Me Cover and Blurb

    Jillian Dodd

    kiss me

    The Keatyn Chronicles

    Book two.

    Bandit Publishing

    Stories about boys who will steal your heart.

    Copyright 2012 by Jillian Dodd

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    This book is a work of fiction. Any references to historical events, real people, or real locales are used fictitiously. Other names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination, and any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

    Bandit Publishing

    Flower Mound, TX

    Edited by Rebecca Peters-Golden

    Cover by Okay Creations.

    ISBN:  978-0-9850086-7-3

    This book is for my family. 

    Thanks for allowing me to live my dream. 

    The Keatyn Chronicles are similar to a television series.

    The books do not stand alone and this book begins the same night book one ends.

    There is no recap of the story.

    When you last left Keatyn, she was at the school carnival and had just died and gone to hottie heaven when Aiden kissed her on the Ferris wheel. After that, he took her over to the stage, where she learned she made the dance team.

    She was dancing on stage with the rest of the dance team, all decked out ridiculously in red and yellow boas.

    Peyton throws me pompoms, and I smile and dance while thinking about the craziness of today. All I have to say is: boarding school is no day at the beach. 

    It’s way more exciting.

    Friday, August 26th

    Like freaking Prince Charming.

    8:30pm

    When I come off the stage, there is Dawson. Staring at me.

    Uh, make that glaring at me.

    I owe him an apology, so I walk straight up to him and say sincerely, “Hey, I’m really sorry about what I said earlier. It was kinda mean of me.”

    “You were sticking up for my brother because of what I said about him being the imitation, right?”

    “Yeah. He looked sad when you said it, and I just reacted. I’m sorry. Really.”

    “Don’t worry about it. It was kinda mean if you don’t know us, but he and I joke about stuff like that all the time. Plus he’s my little bro. I have to give him shit.”

    I nod.

    He lowers his voice and says, “And you’re right about Whitney. I do like her. Speaking of that, the guys told me Riley said you didn’t really do anything in your dorm room.

    “Yeah, I was trying to stand up for him.” I laugh.

    “You should be careful of him. He’s got a way with the ladies.”

    “So I’ve heard. I told him I’d do my best not to sleep with him, so we could stay friends.”

    “Riley with a girl for a friend? Hell, if you can manage that, I will be thoroughly impressed. Congrats on dance team. It’s a big honor. All the hottest girls are on dance team—  well, except for Whitney.” He leans in close to me and whispers, “She doesn’t like to sweat.”

    I can’t help but laugh and think about Vanessa. And then home.

    And then I sort of feel like crying.

    “Thanks,” I say, but what I’m thinking is that I just want an Ambien and my pillow. I’m so tired and so on stimulatory overload.

    But then Aiden saunters up to me, gives me a big hug—which nearly stops my heart from beating—and says, “Congrats. You looked really surprised. I pretty much told you that you made it on the Ferris wheel.”

    “The Ferris wheel is sorta a blur,” I say without thinking.

    “A good blur, I hope. Hey, there’s all your friends, worshipers, whatever. I think they all want to congratulate you.” He stops and kisses my hand.

    Yes.

    You heard that right.

    He kissed my hand. Like freaking Prince Charming.

    Then he says, “Don’t forget, you owe me a dance or two tomorrow.”

    “I won’t,” I say breathlessly.

    And then, poof, he disappears into thin air.

    And I wonder for a minute if he was actually real.

    Can anyone else see this demigod?

    Dallas, Riley, and all the freshmen boys I made friends with at orientation give me hugs, congrats, high fives, and pats on the back.

    Dallas says, “You looked great up there. You hungry?”

    I realize suddenly just how hungry I am. I was too stressed to eat dinner. “I’m starved! Let’s get something to eat.”

    While I’m eating a freshly grilled Philly cheesesteak and homemade potato chips, Morgan comes trudging up to me, pushing a girl in front of her. The girl is also decked out in feathers.

    “Meet your new roommate, Katie.”

    Katie gets a big grin on her face and gives me a hug. “Oh, thank God! You made it. When they told me it was some girl that tried out, I was afraid she wouldn’t make it and would hate me. You cool with this? I sure as hell am.”