
Why do they say it like that anyway?
Like I accidentally lost her when she was the one that got in the car with my best friend and left me.
The day after I proposed.
We were eighteen.
I wanted forever.
She didn't.
It's been ten years.
I tried to move on, tried to get married, had that same wedding crashed by my now best friend who says the only way for me to stop pissing off the universe, is to gain closure with the one woman I can't forget.
So I do it.
I embark on a journey down memory lane that not only lands me in prison but on the receiving end of a fist fight in front of the entire town, this naturally happens after drunken pool sex, climbing the same girl's window, and getting threatened at gunpoint by her father.
To say the universe is trying to tell me something anything, is a giant understatement.
I just hope I survive the message.
And then, I hope I survive her—again.
I can’t believe that this is one series by Rachel Van Dyken
that I hadn’t read before and well that will be rectified asap. If you are like me and haven’t read the
previous books, don’t worry you can read The
Consequences of Rejection as a standalone.
From the very first few pages, I was already cracking up. The banter between all of the characters was
spot on and some of the best I have ever read.
You can’t help but laugh out loud at some of Max’s antics and Jason’s unfortunate
luck. The Consequences of Rejection
is a second chance romance filled with laughs, sweet moments and forgiveness.
Jason and Maddy were high school sweethearts until Maddy
broke Jason’s heart when she ran away. He never understood why she did and it
really broke him because they had been best friends before becoming boyfriend
and girlfriend. When she comes back to
town he is still angry and hurt but can he forgive her and can Maddy explain
what happened to make her run. I swear I don’t think I have ever read or known
someone as unlucky as Jason was, I mean when you read the book you can’t help
but ask what else if going to happen next to this poor guy. I understood where
Maddy came from when she decided to run, I felt for her but I also wish that
she would have spoken with Jason because it is obvious that these two are meant
for each other.
The Consequences of
Rejection was hilarious, sweet, and yet another great book from Rachel Van
Dyken. I can’t wait to be able to read
the previous books because this gang is already in my heart and I want more.
This is a must read romantic comedy and one that will have you laughing out loud
from the very start.
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Full breasts spilled over into a small black bikini that
left nothing to the imagination, it barely covered nipple for that matter, and
the bottoms? Well she had to keep adjusting them lets just say high school
bathing suits ten years later look small.
In the best way possible.
Head held high she walked right by me to Max, grabbed a
shot, took it, then sucked the lime he held out in front of her.
I growled.
Max winked at me. “Something wrong, man?”
I reached for the non existent gun at my side, which just
made him grin harder as he kept handing out alcohol to parents of
toddlers.
Because thats the type of party it was.
Almost everyone started talking about their kids,
retirement, stock portfolios, vacation time, and babies.
It was almost too depressing for words.
I had all those things but what I’d always wanted. A family.
Babies.
Maddy.
She shared a sideway’s glance with me.
I reached for her, but she pulled away and ran full speed
towards the pool and did a giant canon ball.
People cheered.
While I watched as wet cold water ran down her curvy body,
my gaze was so tranfixed on her erect nipples I’m surprised nobody pulled me
aside about my current situation of arousal.
Cold water. Fast.
I chased after her, jumped in.
And felt the warm buzz of alcohol fill my veins just as I
popped up and saw Max follow, balls first, in my face.
I ducked just in time so I didn’t get a fist full of
balls.
The guy only laughed once we both popped up.
I swam towards Maddy, and tugged her against me. “Stop
running.”
“I’m not.” Her breath came out raspy. “I’m just…reliving old
times, isn’t that what you wanted? So we could have closure?”
Why did it feel like she was turning the tables on me.
“Yeah,” I said slowly, “But—“
Her kiss was swift.
Hard.
Fast, and oh so very punishing as I gaped into her mouth and
pinned her against he side of the pool.
Music filled the air out of nowhere from somewhere outside,
it pounded into my ears the way I wanted to pound into her.
I grinned against her mouth as she wrapped her legs around
my waist.
And then Reid cast a shadow over us and started pouring
vodka over our heads.
Maddy tilted her head back and opened her mouth while I
leaned in and licked it off her chin.
People cheered.
“Guys!” Someone yelled. “Keep it down, someones going to
call the cops!”
“Cops?” Max laughed loudly. “I am the law, bitches!” The
music blared. “Plus, we already got our cop here.” He pointed while I took
another shot.
People cheered.
And then Maddy squeezed her thighs.
Yeah the cops were coming alright.
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