The Do-Over is a sweet romance story to read when you don’t want something too angsty. Bella and Easton's chemistry is magnetic; no build-up needed. I loved how even their initial flirtations caused them to just...click. All of the other characters, including the four-legged ones, were likeable, which made the book that much more enjoyable to read and hard to put down. I can’t relate to the bullying Bella had to endure nor wanting to be a member of the in-crowd during high school; however, I’m sure as hell glad those days are over!

Overall, good vibes all around with this! ( )

Heh, so, it always seems like Beers takes a different look at a fic trope than I've ever thought about. It's nice.

In this one, Bella is a therapist and teaching her first corporate class on conflict resolution. Easton has started a new job with her company in a new place and is sent with her fellow department heads to take the class from Bella.

When Easton walks in we learn something else about Bella too. She knows Easton because when they were both in high school Easton and her friends made Bella's life a living hell. But at the same time Bella finds herself also being drawn to Easton. And Easton likes Bella right back, but doesn't seem to remember the hell she put Bella through.

It was a fun read. During the past high school scenes were visceral for sure and as I said above, it was interesting different look at the enemies to lovers trope.

Another good and very readable Georgia Beers novels.

I received this book via Netgalley thanks to Bold Strokes Books. ( )