Robin fell in love with Kent, the boy next door, a long time ago. Once their romance is rekindled, getting married and starting a family seems like the obvious next step. But fate throws a wrench in that plan. Now Robin is tempted to walk away from their relationship rather than settle for anything less than perfect with the man she loves.
Bailey is certainly not the boy next door, yet Shayna fell for his well-played act. But real love only exists in the movies. When a chance encounter binds them together, Shayna finds herself relying on Bailey more than she could ever have expected. And while their resources are slim and their circumstances are far from perfect, she and Bailey slowly discover that they do have something special to give….
When things don’t go exactly as planned, it’s hard not to PANIC.
MATURE CONTENT Strong Language/Sexual situations
Rating: 5 stars
My Review: I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
This was such an amazing book. Every character in there, from Robin (the scared, in love woman who thinks she's too flawed for the love of her life to love her back), to Bailey (the bad boy who ends up in a nightmare trying to provide for the girl he knocked up), is so stunningly written you can't help but empathize with them every twist and turn of the pages.
Both of the situations were so well-written I could feel myself becoming emotionally attached to the characters, pushing for Bailey to step up to the plate, pushing for Shayna who obviously made a stupid mistake and has to pay for it, for Robin and Kent, the long-lost lovers re-united once more who struggle both for their love and the future they want.
I can't imagine someone not loving this book, although I can see how the past may come and haunt you if you were once in these situations.
This was such an amazing book. Every character in there, from Robin (the scared, in love woman who thinks she's too flawed for the love of her life to love her back), to Bailey (the bad boy who ends up in a nightmare trying to provide for the girl he knocked up), is so stunningly written you can't help but empathize with them every twist and turn of the pages.
Both of the situations were so well-written I could feel myself becoming emotionally attached to the characters, pushing for Bailey to step up to the plate, pushing for Shayna who obviously made a stupid mistake and has to pay for it, for Robin and Kent, the long-lost lovers re-united once more who struggle both for their love and the future they want.
I can't imagine someone not loving this book, although I can see how the past may come and haunt you if you were once in these situations.
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