A Beautiful Idea
A Beautiful Idea by Emily McKee is a fiction novel published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on January 16, 2014. This edition spans 280 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Isabelle Clark, who, after a challenging upbringing marked by poverty and neglect, decides to transform her ideas into reality while navigating her college life. A chance encounter with Ryder Mitchell, a charismatic and confident baseball player, sets the stage for a complex relationship that challenges their perceptions of each other.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of ambition and self-discovery within the context of college life and sports. As Isabelle and Ryder’s lives intertwine, they confront their pasts and the expectations placed upon them. The book includes mature content and is recommended for ages 17 and older due to language and sexual themes. Through their journey, both characters learn more about themselves and each other, ultimately discovering the beauty in their shared experiences and aspirations.
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**Mature Content Warning** Recommended for ages 17+ due to language and sexual content. Isabelle Clark always had ideas, but that’s all they ever were . . . until now. She grew up in a world filled with poverty and hatred from the person who gave birth to her and had decided she would finally make her ideas a reality. After moving away to college as a junior she ran into the University of Maryland’s walking one-night stand. Literally. Ryder Mitchell was every girl’s wet dream all in one muscled, tattooed, pierced, baseball playing package. He thought he had the life: going to school, tattooing people by day, and giving girls the best orgasms of their life by night. When he found out that Financial Aid didn’t fully cover Isabelle’s room and board Ryder had an idea: Isabelle should move in with him. On the outside everybody sees Isabelle as a quiet bookworm and Ryder as a player, both on and off the baseball diamond. They soon learn who the other truly is. Either way, they’re about to realize this idea was a beautiful one.
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