Even Landon's ex-girlfriend, the one he dumped Mack for, isn't painted as a man-stealing whore. She does occasionally wish she could be more like her, but that's it. The best friend, Bailey, is a gorgeous bombshell with boys hanging over her every word yet Mack never hates on her for it. So kudos for that.Īlways nice to have you over for a cuppa, procrastination. I had a 2000-word essay on sushi chefs (don't ask) waiting on my laptop, but I couldn't stop reading. Mack decides to get revenge by making him fall in love with her and then dump him on his sorry ass.Ī lot apparently, but let's kick off with the good stuff: A year later, they're working together on a ranch again, and Landon accidentally gets amnesia from falling off a horse so he thinks it's currently the previous summer and him and Mack are still together. He does this by making out with his ex-girlfriend in front of her. The story follows our protagonist, Mack, who was totally blindsided when her boyfriend, Landon, broke up with her after a summer of whirlwind romance. Sadly, I got way too much of the fluff and not enough of the evil plotting. It sounded like a light, fluffy read and a revenge storyline involving a scorned ex-girlfriend and an amnesic douchebag? Sign me up immediately. Don't step in the fluff either.įool Me Twice was one of my most anticipated books of 2014. Watch your step, my pretties, there's an awful lot of cheese lying around.

Fool Me Twice by Mandy Hubbard