In fact, this is now my second favourite of Kara Isaac’s books after Then There Was You. “Everyone loves a good bad-boy redemption story.”Īnd I especially love THIS bad-boy redemption story! Wow, did this hit all the right spots. No, whether he had changed or not was irrelevant. Maybe he…she shook her head at the thought trying to encroach. Not a single part of him encroached on her space. She looked down at the small gap between their seats. The bus was clearly not designed for someone either his height or girth. And his shoulder was pushed against the window.

His knees were jammed against the seat in front, his quads folded up toward his chest. He was wedged into his seat tighter than a Kardashian in a playsuit. She did have to feel a bit sorry for the guy. Most of the men she worked with would have blustered and made excuses or told her she was overreacting. After his apology, he’d turned and spent the last fifteen minutes peering out the window without saying a word.

Nothing remained that Janna couldn’t deal with. She sent messages to Rachel and Anna, then scrolled through her inbox. And that she would never be fooled by him again.Īnd better she sit here than one of her female colleagues, someone he would flirt with and charm. At least she knew what Victor Carlisle brought to the table. Two were half seats, two were next to people who would talk to her the whole way, and one was next to a Wyndham guy she’d seen openly eyeing her up the night before. That had been what Lacey had been thinking as she had landed herself in the seat next to Victor.īesides, the only other remaining seats held even less appeal. Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.

Then There Was You by Kara Isaac