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Autumn Reed

Extra Credit Kindle Edition

by Autumn Reed (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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GildedGirl

This year at Harbor University should have been a fresh start. My chance to finally get a taste of the independence I've craved for so long.

But one risky choice has caused me to lose everything I've been working toward. Freedom is no longer within my grasp, and it feels like all hope is lost.

My one saving grace? BioGuy.

I've never met the student I'm tutoring through the Extra Credit program, but that hasn't stopped him from owning my thoughts and preserving my sanity.

BioGuy

We didn't mean any harm.

We were just trying to pass our philosophy class and save a little money by sharing a tutor.

But, now that we've gotten to know GildedGirl, it doesn't feel right to continue deceiving her.

How do we confess that it's all been a lie? That the person she thinks she knows isn't one guy...but three?

**Extra Credit is a 128,000 word, contemporary reverse harem romance loosely inspired by the Rapunzel fairy tale. Though the book features characters from the Lonely Souls series, it can be read as a standalone.

***Please Note: Extra Credit takes place after the events in the Lonely Souls trilogy and contains spoilers for most major plot points in that story.

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February 22, 2021
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ASIN : B08LKB1QS1
Publication date : February 22, 2021
Language : English
File size : 2915 KB
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Print length : 480 pages
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Refreshing, slow burn standalone

Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2021

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Extra Credit is a refreshing mix of lightness and banter with the right amount of tension and drama, plus friendship and romance. While the basic premise of a Rapunzel re-telling in a contemporary setting means that you know there will be family challenges and restrictions placed on Violet, the actual events, with their twists and turns, had me on the edge of my seat and guessing what was going to happen next. The banter and funnier parts of the book had me smiling and laughing, while the emotional scenes hit the right note of not being too heavy for me.
Violet is absolutely one of my favorite of Ms. Reed's characters now. She experienced a life-altering event, but didn't allow it to warp her. Violet's caring, kind, compassionate, and she's still putting herself out there (as much as an introvert can). I loved how she strengthens and grows in this book, especially how natural I felt the character development flowed. She was able to handle what life threw at her, even when she doubted herself, and she had the support of her friends, including the three guys whose friendship eventually morphs into more.
Jude, Lincoln, and Tobias were amazing and incredible for Violet. They were each the right amount of supportive and protective in each of their own ways. Not only did Violet grow in this book, but each of the guys did as well, individually and within their friendship. I enjoyed that the guys stood out from each other, even with their individual contributions to their BioGuy messages. The friendship between the guys and then their relationships with Violet all felt natural.
All the individual threads of Extra Credit together formed a wonderful stand-alone that I know I'll re-read in the future.

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Melissa

Sweet, Slow Burn RH

Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2021

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Absolutely adored this book! I was a Violet fan while reading the Lonely Souls trilogy and was so excited once Autumn announced Violet was getting her own book. This is a very sweet, slow burn RH. I don’t typically love slow burn but with a stand-alone RH you almost need it in order to give the characters time to grow and connect. Loved the spin on the Rapunzel fairy tale and the twist at the end came as a total shock. This book is more sweet than steam, but I enjoyed the amazing chemistry between Violet and each of her guys. Another 5 star hit for Autumn Reed!

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All the stars

Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2021

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I loved this so much. I love, love, love these characters. I loved their relationships, as a whole and individually. I felt like Violet grew before my eyes. I so enjoyed seeing her go from a timid girl to a confident and braver woman.

I know it’s a standalone but I would do anything to get to read more about them.

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Catherine Lawrence

Love love love

Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2021

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Autumn has been teasing this book forever in her reader group and it is just as amazing as I hoped it would be. The Tangled references were classic and blended with the story perfectly. Violet and her guys are the cutest. This book is a slow burn but its worth the wait watching these characters grow.

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Wonderfully done

Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2021

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I love the way this book was written. The author brings you into not only a great storyline, but also connects you with each character in a way that stays with you. I finished the book with a smile and feeling like my day was little brighter than before.

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Miss E

Amazing!

Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2021

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Amazing!
This book took me through the whole emotional spectrum. I wish I could read it for the first time again.
Highly recommended!

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Enchanting

Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2021

Violet made a promise to herself, this year would be different. No more hiding; this year she would start to really live again. But her first taste of freedom put her on the road to true captivity. Why did she expect anything more? She wasn't in control of her own life. Her decisions were not her own to make. The only thing that felt real, that she looked forward to was BioGuy, the guy she was tutoring in Philosophy on the school's Extra Credit site. He seems to enjoy talking to her as much as she does but maybe it's all in her mind. After all, her life has never been a fairy tale.

The story of GildedGirl and BioGuy is an imaginative, modern-day RH retelling of Rapunzel. I love the premise. The anonymity of screen personas allowed Violet so much more freedom to be the person she was working to be. Without this beginning there never would have been a chance for these characters to become family. Violet's character being an introvert was only a minor obstacle compared to the damage her mother had inflicted on her confidence. She would have never been able to allow herself to be seen in a way needed to start down the road to relationships. Jude, Lincoln and Tobias would have never gotten past her walls of insecurity. The guys all pretending to be one person made them work as a team, see each other with new eyes, and be more considerate of one another. What started out as an innocent deception worked beautifully to solidify a brotherhood and find love. My favorite line of the book, "If we were her strength, she was our heart" says it best.

Beyond the relationships, this story was psychologically compelling. Violet's parents all failed. Each one. The damage inflicted on her due to mental instability, weakness, fear, and good intentions was overwhelming and almost overpowering. Without Jude, Lincoln, and Tobias, along with Thea and her guys, and even Brodie Violet would have been lost to the world. She reminded me of her namesake. Violets are beautiful, yet fragile. Their blossoms can be a beautiful blanket or they can be easily trampled. Being along with Violet as she allowed herself to be who she wanted, take what she needed to get her HEA was enchanting.

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