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File Size: 1833 KB

Print Length: 237 pages

Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited

Publisher: Bold Strokes Books (March 12, 2019)

Publication Date: March 12, 2019

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B07NSXNLML

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I'm not sure what I can say that I havent said in a review for any of GBs books. They are all really well written stories that are hard to put down. I will buy anything she puts out without hesitation, and I'm always a little sad to finish her books because I'll have to wait for the next release. If you are new to her books, you need to read them all. Every single one because there isnt a bad one in the whole long list of them!

For me, this story was a much needed change from the typical Les-Fic romance. Lots of romance to be had, but a solid story about bullying, and how it can affect people even as they get older and think they’ve moved on and healed.Characters were real and dialogue was spot on.....GBs best since Olive Oil and White Bread

Where is the story? The high school story if elaborated would have made a better one. This book is really sad.

Georgia Beers never fails to tell an engaging romantic page turner. This is an excellent romance, it’s hard to try new authors when Beers consistently hits the mark every time. Great characters, great story, I read it in one sitting.

I enjoy that the characters are so real and flawed in this book. Written with enough details to make it more than another cheesy romance novel- it’s another winner by Beers.

Been a fan of Georgia Beers since she published “Thy Neighbors Wife” which I really enjoyed. But honestly, the “Do Over” was just mediocre at best.

I get so revved up when I read books that focus on bullying. It is so difficult for me to read. Perhaps because I went through a bit of that myself. From both sides of the fence. Yes, kids are definitely cruel.But for Bella (who went by Izzy back in high school), there were none more cruel than Tara and her gal pal Easton. They tormented her to the point that Izzy had to leave town and never look back.Then Easton ends up attending a corporate conflict resolution course that Bella is facilitating. Boom. Sparks fly. But not the hateful kind Bella would have expected.This story revolves around Bella contemplating her attraction and the potential for more without ever telling Easton that she was her bully back in high school. (Easton doesn't recognize her because she has had a miraculous glow up.)I really enjoyed this book, but it was not perfect. There is something revealed about Easton that is a terrible character flaw and yet it is glossed over by EVERYONE. "It's OK. You were just figuring yourself out!" - Nope. So it was hard for me to really get behind her after that. I eventually got over it, but I just don't think it was necessary. Could have been made a different scenario with the same kind catalyst for her divorce with Conner.Speaking of Conner, toward the end the author had Easton reaching out to him. But it just didn't make sense when in previous conversation, she had mentioned that her Grandpa is the one who knows everything and gets her. I felt a little bit let down that we were never able to see that relationship. It would have been more impacting if he would have had some sage advice that paved her way.Overall, this was a quick and enjoyable romance. I really liked Bella and her friends. The interactions between Easton and Bella was flirty and sweet.I received an ARC through Netgalley from Bold Strokes Books for an honest review.

Bella (Izzy) Hunt hated high school. She didn’t look like the rest, she wore second hand clothes. And to make matters worse she was starting to question her sexuality. Unfortunately she also was an easy target for the cool kids to pick on. Part of that group isEaston Evans, perfect in every way (or so it seemed to Izzy) but she too was questioning her own sexuality. Easton along with her boyfriend Conner followed the leader of their little group, Queen Bee Tara in making Izzy’s high school years a living hell. Now years later Easton has to take a class in conflict resolution, along with the other managers of the company they work for. Bella (Izzy) is now a therapist, so when she’s asked to lead the class she is shocked to see Easton. She remembers everything from high school and how Easton treated her. Easton doesn't recognise Bella at all. All she see is someone she would love to get to know better. This book by Ms Beers reminds me of her book ‘Olive Oil and White Bread’, where she again takes the time to delve into the characters, making this one of her best. Very, very enjoyable. Great read.ARC via NetGalley

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