My Second Chance

Ridgewater High Romance, Book 4

De: Judy Corry

Narrado por: Amy Melissa Bentley

They broke the rules. He broke her heart. Does their love deserve a second chance?

Sixteen-year-old Juliette Cardini has been keeping a secret for months. Before she went to her semester abroad in Paris, she dated her best friend's older brother, Easton Stevens. What had started as a whirlwind romance filled with forbidden meetings came to a crashing halt when they crossed a line together from which neither of them could return.

Now, she's back in Ridgewater and has to face everyone she left behind. But there's one more secret she is afraid for anyone to discover: She's pregnant - and Easton is the father.

But she has a plan: go to her grandma's house in Buffalo for the next few months. Keep the baby a secret. No one will ever have to know. But when Juliette sees signs that Easton might want a second chance, she wonders if keeping everything to herself is the best choice.

Can a relationship built on such a rocky foundation have a chance at a happy ending? And what will Easton do if Juliette's secret comes out?

©2018 Judy Corry (P)2019 Tantor

The ending was very sad

Beautiful story until the end. There should have been a warning if you have loss a child or suffered from infertility. The family of both didn’t offer any support to help them.

Oh man! Such a good read

This was very highschool romance and I enjoyed every minute of it! I binged it in 2 days due to having work being in the way! Really really enjoyed it

Great book

Love how the author connects each book and brings the familiar characters from the previous book.

Best book from the series

From all the previous books I can humbly say this is the best one! With a extremely sensitive topic that makes you cling to every minute of the story! Heartbreaking but real! Loved it!

Good

Read the first book in the series and thought it was OK. Definitely more of a teen read. This book was better, and could have been based on true story. Still a better read for teens in my opinion. I liked the narrators.