The Consequence of Revenge
After losing his best friend to another guy, the notoriously too-confident Max Emory suddenly feels lost. He may have devastatingly good looks, an abundance of charm, and a claim to one of the biggest hotel empires around, but he has no ambition anymore. So when his fed-up friends decide they’ve...
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After losing his best friend to another guy, the notoriously too-confident Max Emory suddenly feels lost. He may have devastatingly good looks, an abundance of charm, and a claim to one of the biggest hotel empires around, but he has no ambition anymore. So when his fed-up friends decide they’ve had enough of his moping, they sign him up to be the next bachelor on the real
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Format: Kindle Edition
ASIN: B00RH1NV6U
Publisher: Skyscape
Pages no: 322
Edition language: English
Rachel Van Dyken continues The Consequence series with Max's story. Max is somewhat adrift now that he's graduated college and his best friend Milo is happily married. Since losing Milo, he's become the king of one-night stands with plenty of excuses to keep any and all romantic entanglements to a...
OMG can Rachel Van Dyken write a bad book? The answer is NO! She is a genius! I read this as soon as I was done with The Consequence of Loving Colton, and this was just as good. I love Max, he is so funny and sweet. This book didn't have as many crazy scenes that made me crack up, but it still had m...
Max was probably my favorite thing about book one so I was eager to read his book. After finishing it, I like him even more.The beginning of this novel is slapstick comedy like the first was. Some is more over the top and even a bit cheesy. I found myself literally laughing out loud. After it rea...
Max was probably my favorite thing about book one so I was eager to read his book. After finishing it, I like him even more.The beginning of this novel is slapstick comedy like the first was. Some is more over the top and even a bit cheesy. I found myself literally laughing out loud. After it rea...
Though I was excited for the premise of this book, the voice felt rather juvenile and there was no tension throughout this book to keep me reading. I loved Kiera Cass's Selection series and I have an odd intrigue with The Bachelor, but this fell short of my expectations. The premise involved Max b...
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