Published by Self-published Genres: Contemporary, Romance
The Date
by JB McGee
Release and Review
Synopsis
Two families. Two hearts. One forbidden love. One Date.
Timing is a funny thing. It can make or break any situation. Any relationship. The only thing worse than timing is miscommunication, especially when one person thinks the other isn’t interested.
When Cammie Spencer is left to sort out the mess that’s becoming her life, she reflects on what she thinks she knows versus what is reality. Has her perception of what’s expected of her high society life kept her from the one person she’s always wanted but resigned herself to never having?
After all, her fiancé is definitely not what she thought he was. And to make matters worse, or maybe better, Holden Masters has always been the most tempting form of forbidden love. She’s discovering he also may very well be the best medicine for her broken heart.
For Holden Masters, his haunted past collides with the present. His plans, which seemed so clear, become muddied. Will he finally drop his façade and back up his words of affection with actions or is he the player Cammie’s long pegged him to be?
Now that the auction is over, could it be that Holden Masters has already won the prize before he’s even had The Date?
Virginia’s Review
The Date picks up perfectly where The Auction left off. In The Auction, Holden won a date with Cammie in the auction and Cammie found out some shocking and very upsetting news about her fiancé, Oliver. News that will change her life.
In the Date, we get the next part of the story. How will Cammie handle what she learned? Is there a chance for her and Holden to be together? Will they let living in a small town where everyone knows everyone influence them in what they decide?
I love this series. The novellas are short and sweet and fun. They leave you wanting more and waiting for the next one. And thankfully, they come out a week apart, so we don’t have to wait long between releases.
Holden and Cammie have amazing chemistry. But is it enough? Timing. Circumstances. They seem to stand in the way. I liked that in this story we get some flashbacks and see a side of Holden and Cammie when they were younger. About the choices they made. How that time affects the present. And I loved that this one is a little steamier than the first book. I can’t wait to see what happens in the third installment in this series!
An arc was provided to Stephanie’s Book Reports for an honest review.
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