Synopsis
Falling in love is easy. Staying in love is hard. In this heart-pounding follow-up to Tangled by New York Times bestseller Emma Chase, Kate reveals that there is trouble in paradise, when unexpected circumstances force her and Drew to “renegotiate” their relationship.
There are two kinds of people in the world. The ones who look first, and the ones who leap. I’ve always been more of a looker. Cautious. A planner. That changed after I met Drew Evans. He was so persistent. So sure of himself—and of me.
But not all love stories end happily ever after. Did you think Drew and I were going to ride off into the sunset? Join the club. Now I have to make a choice; the most important of my life. Drew already made his—in fact, he tried to decide for the both of us. But you know that’s just not my style. So I came back to Greenville, Ohio, alone. Well, sort of alone…
What I’ve come to realize is that old habits die hard, and sometimes you have to go back to where you began before you can move ahead.
My Review
Anywhoo, she’s on her back, Drew is between her legs. See what I mean, Kate… me… trade places!!!“I love your pussy… I could fucking live down here.”
“God, baby—you give the best head. You could teach a friggin class.”
“…it makes me feel precious. He makes me feel that way. Always. Cherished. Adored.”
searching but I can’t really go into too much detail without giving the whole story away. We see the ups and downs and highs and lows that these two go through. Be sure to put on your seatbelts!!! Talk about twisted—one miscommunication after the other and things wind up to be a hot mess.“bonsai tree….the knots and twists that make them strong, that keep them from splintering even during the harshest storm. That’s what Drew and I are like.”
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About the Author
Emma is an avid reader. Before her children were born she was known to consume whole books in a single day. Writing has also always been a passion and with the 2013 release of her debut romantic comedy, Tangled, the ability to now call herself an author is nothing less than a dream come true.
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