This book is a part of the
Harlequin Special Edition series. I was
given a copy from Harlequin and NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.
Mackenzie Wallace hopes there’s
still some bad boy lurking beneath single father Danny Adams’s upright
exterior. Being the proverbial good girl left her brokenhearted and alone in
the past. Now she’s back in town and wants excitement with her high school crush—not
love. Dan knows their connection runs deep, despite Mackenzie’s protests. But
will their new personas work together—especially when Dan’s secret is exposed?
Okay. I didn’t super love this one. I didn’t even really like it...but this book
has an average of almost 4 stars on Goodreads, so don’t just take my word for
it! To me, the characters didn’t seem
genuine. It seemed like the dialogue was
trying too hard. It felt really cheesy
to me, and I rolled my eyes….A LOT. Have
y’all been back to your hometowns years after graduating from high school? SPOILER ALERT-nobody is this cute or witty. Keep your handful of friends that you love
and don’t try this at home. This book
dragged on for me and I definitely felt like I was forcing myself to finish
it. Not every book is a slam dunk for
me. This one certainly wasn’t.
If you enjoy a fluffy romance
book, definitely pick this one up. There
are lots of great reviews for this book on Goodreads. I encourage you to take a look around and
make your own choice. If you’re more
like me or we have similar tastes, maybe skip this one.
🌟🌟/5 Stars
Jo McNally lives in coastal
North Carolina with 100 pounds of dog and 200 pounds of husband. When she’s not
writing or reading romance novels she can often be found on the back porch
sipping wine with friends while listening to an eclectic playlist. If the
weather is absolutely perfect, she might join her husband on the golf course,
where she always feels far more competitive than her actual skill-level would
suggest.
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