Love, Utley: SJ Tilly: reread > 5

LOVE, UTLEY is a book I've reread often. I love Maddox and Hannah.

I love the story.

I love the characters.

✨️not Brandon, tho✨️


I love all their little private moments.

I love how ALL-IN Maddox is over Hannah.

He is so down bad for her.


Everything about this story is a win for me.


Maddox can GET IT.

Hannah is an absolute babe.


I just can't get enough of these two.





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