review: All over you ( unforgettable you 1.5)

               4.5 stars


I got this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review..


o.k. i understand that most of the readers have given this book some bad stars. this book is a little boring, but for under 200 pages it was not bad. this is the part of a series, but can be read as a stand alone. I did not read the first book, and followed the story with no problems.

this book will go between two POV'S Rebecca and Scott.

Rebecca did not understand why people would re-date their ex's she told everyone they are that way for a reason. that being said she was not over her relationship with her ex boyfriend Scott. they had been broken up for over a year, and she hasn't seen anyone since. She is always the third wheel at parties, and just tags along with her two best friends and roommates. one night at a party she sees her ex. this was the third party that he also showed up when she was there.

Scott is determined to get his girlfriend back. He understood why she broke up with him, and she needed to find out the whole truth. the only problem was that he would be afraid once she finds out about his secrets that she would never want him back again. He constantly was finding ways to talk to her. he even went as far as bribing her best friend.

Scott will stop and almost bad experience one night when Rebecca get way to drunk, and will end up be-befriending her roommates boyfriends when it starts to turn for the worse.

Rebecca is in the middle of dealing with her "daddy issues" yes, her father wanted nothing to do with her until now. she is 19 and refuses to see him. now she is sprung with her ex boyfriend stating his undying love for her. She is still hurt over what happens to them in the past.

once they fight over their past, they will have lots of hot steamy sex, and fight about if they are going to get back together or not. Scott helps Rebecca deal with her daddy issues, and Rebecca will find out sooner than the later about Scott and his past. this secret will shock Rebecca and could ruin their relationship before it even blooms.