Evan was Genevieve’s first love. They always had a tempestuous relationship, fighting and loving and breaking up and getting back together, vowing the next time would be different, but it never was. And one day, Gen left their hometown without saying goodbye, because she knew it was the only way she could break the cycle of their relationship.
But now, a year later, Gen is back in town for her mother’s funeral. She wants to get out as soon as she can, but she promises to stay and help her father with his business until he hires a replacement. In their small town, it’s inevitable she’ll run into Evan—and of course, she feels the same intense pull toward him when she does.
However, Gen has vowed it’ll be different this time. She’s not drinking, she’s not taking risks, and she’s not hooking up with Evan. No matter how good he looks. But Evan was really hurt by Gen’s walking away without saying goodbye, and he’s determined to make her stay this time—and stay with him. Even if it means changing himself.
Elle Kennedy is definitely one of the authors I’ve become hooked on since joining Bookstagram. This is a follow-up to Good Girl Complex but you can read it as a stand-alone. As always, her books have great steam, intense chemistry, and fun banter between the characters. My only issue is that so much of the drama is based on one of my least favorite tropes—miscommunication.
I will read anything she writes, though! Thanks to Get Red PR Books and St. Martin's Griffin for inviting me on the tour and providing a complimentary copy of the book!
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