by Megan Erickson
After enjoying the first book in this series, Make it Count, I decided to immediately check the second book. Now, I know that in the first book, Max was written as the 'villain', the jerk who slept with his best-friend's girlfriend. I heard that some readers dislike him because he was also seen as o...
2.5 starsI didn't particularly like this. Max is sweet, but Lea pissed me off. I was generally bored. And good grief, the editing. Or lack, I should say. I just don't understand a publisher letting this out into the world with so very many egregious mistakes.
A copy of this book was provided by the publisher for an honest review at The Romance Evangelist.After a year when I’ve declared so many romance tropes and subgenres off my reading list, only to be shown how good they can actually be, it should have been no surprise that I would find a book so wonde...
Review also posted on The Bibliophile Confessions Honestly, I thought I wouldn’t be surprised that I managed to finish the book in the span of 10 hours. I was surprised a little but I am very glad to say that the book is definitely a page-turner. I kept putting off my Chemistry notes just to finish ...
**This review was originally posted on my blog for a blog tour on September 10th, 2014. For the full review please feel free to click here.****I received an advanced copy of Make it Right in exchange for an honest review. Thank you Good Choice Reading Promotions & Megan Erickson**The GoodThe biggest...
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