Feb 22, 2025
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— I see you, Layla Dupree. Clear as day. I always have.
— ‘mixed signals, b.k. borison’
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— I see you, Layla Dupree. Clear as day. I always have.
— ‘mixed signals, b.k. borison’
mixed signals by b.k. borison,,
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just dropping by to remind you that Caleb fucks x
Caleb, the man who got fired from the Sheriffs office because he was too nice. Because he waived parking tickets and didn’t want people to have to pay. Caleb the man who zoomed around Inglewild all day to rally the troops to help Layla prepare for her newspaper shoot. Caleb who exhaustedly deals with teenagers all day and is afraid of his grandma. CALEB THE DESIGNATED DRIVER IN A HAWAIIAN SHIRT IS THE FREAKIEST FREAK IN ALL OF INGLEWILD??!???😭😭😭
I just feel like Luka knew that Caleb could fuck that good and that’s why he was so jealous when Dane left Caleb behind with Stella bc he would be useless in catching the vandal. Luka was privy to this info and he was so real for that! Luka knew and he doesnt even live in Inglewild 🧐
A story that might get told, about two siblings and a cult
Special thanks to @mossystars for the edit I couldn't figure out
Every trip to Lovelight Farms and the chaotically delightful corners of Inglewild feels like a homecoming. And with every word thrusting the love story forward in B.K. Borison’s Mixed Signals, the very corners of the comforting tree farm become that much sweeter—literally. If you’re here without reading the book first, do yourself a favor and stock up on desserts because it’ll make the experience much better.
B.K. Borison’s Mixed Signals follows bakehouse owner Layla Dupree and croissant connoisseur Caleb Alvarez in an experimental arrangement to improve their dating skills. And while we know where it’s going, Borison does an enchanting job of keeping readers on their toes with surprising twists that make the story as deliciously refreshing as the first bite of your favorite desserts. It’s familiar, yes, but it somehow still feels new—like you’ve forgotten just how good it can taste, and every bite, like the story moving forward, continues to be intoxicating bliss.
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