He wanted her to help him win his ex-girlfriend back. She wanted to teach him a few lessons on how to treat a woman. Neither one planned for the unexpected.
She’s gone. I’m desperate and going insane. I’ll do whatever it takes to find her. I don’t know when I fell for her, but I won’t let her go. What has she done to me? I’m Rick Marin, for crying out loud. I don’t chase women…but she’s not just any woman. She’s Maddy—my Maddy—and I need her.
I couldn’t stand by and watch. I have to run fast and far to get away and forget him. He weaseled his way into my life, making me question rules I live by, and he turned my orderly life upside down. I’m falling apart and coming undone. I don’t do that. I will not allow a man to derail me. I’m Madison Stuart. I live life by my rules.
Follow The Do Over’s most notorious couple, Rick and Madison, as they learn that It’s Not Over.
My Review: 4 stars
This book, like the first in the series, was very well written. There were a few spots where it actually crossed over from book one, so that if you hadn't read that book you would understand what was going on a little better. I would still recommend reading The Do Over before you read this, so you can understand the entire dynamic between Rick and Maddy. Through this book, you come to understand that Rick is determined to make Maddy his, forever. Now if he could just get her to understand that, things would be a whole lot easier. He's an asshole, however Maddy has taught him how to treat a woman, and so Rick is holding back nothing. Maddy is a bitch and her moods switch so fast you don't even have time to snap your fingers before you're dealing with a whole different personality. She's got issues, but she's perfect for Rick. I enjoyed the overall story line of this book, getting to know Maddy and Rick much better since this focuses on their relationship. I did not like the cliffhanger ending that came out of nowhere and dropped a bomb. That being said, I still want to know what happens with this couple and how many things get resolved. I know the third book is coming out soon, and I can't wait to find out what happens with everything. A.L. Zaun has me right where she wants me - wanting more.
This book, like the first in the series, was very well written. There were a few spots where it actually crossed over from book one, so that if you hadn't read that book you would understand what was going on a little better. I would still recommend reading The Do Over before you read this, so you can understand the entire dynamic between Rick and Maddy. Through this book, you come to understand that Rick is determined to make Maddy his, forever. Now if he could just get her to understand that, things would be a whole lot easier. He's an asshole, however Maddy has taught him how to treat a woman, and so Rick is holding back nothing. Maddy is a bitch and her moods switch so fast you don't even have time to snap your fingers before you're dealing with a whole different personality. She's got issues, but she's perfect for Rick. I enjoyed the overall story line of this book, getting to know Maddy and Rick much better since this focuses on their relationship. I did not like the cliffhanger ending that came out of nowhere and dropped a bomb. That being said, I still want to know what happens with this couple and how many things get resolved. I know the third book is coming out soon, and I can't wait to find out what happens with everything. A.L. Zaun has me right where she wants me - wanting more.
A.L. Zaun graduated from Florida International University with a degree in English Literature when the dinosaurs roamed the earth and cellphones were the size of a brick. Her impressive degree did absolutely nothing for her professional endeavors in health care management but did stir her imagination and opened up the world of books in a new way.
Armed with a large bottle of Diet Pepsi and a multi-pack of Extra Sugar-Free gum, A.L. Zaun spends her evenings bringing to life the characters that dominate her thoughts and interrupt her sleep.
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