Review: Take Two...in many ways
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 26, 2014
I thoroughly enjoyed Take Two.We are immediately thrown into the graduation party, this is where the story starts and the foundation of the book I would say, because this is where the story starts and I feel where what is started will come full circle. The amount of time if takes for the couple to come full circle gets pretty intense.Maddie meets Micah at a party, the attraction between the two of them is pretty intense. They end up being more comfortable with one another than they realize. With circumstances that arrive, Maddie ends up giving Micah her number before she has to leave. Hoping that perhaps they can get to know one another more...but that phone call doesn't happen.Fast forward 7 years. Micah is a successful actor, known playboy, doesn't do relationships, one night with any woman is enough for him. Micah doesn't have room in his life for relationships and refuses to bring relationships into his life that can affect his career. With money and a soaring career, he doesn't have nor want to make the time for any relationships....than he runs into Maddie.Maddie instantly recognizes Micah at first but Micah pretends to not recognize her and ends up fessing up to her that he does indeed remember her. She's still drawn to him as she was seven years ago and trys to keep his mind off of her and just can't, he distracts her every thought.The "relationship" these two have when they come together is explosive. It's endearing that when they two are together they feel like they can be themselves. They both agree to hide their so called relationship from the public media and from everyone else. When an agreement like that happens, what happens when feelings shift into something more. Can they really hide what they feel is strong, can they both admit it? Can their careers coincide with having a relationship with another?This story really sucks you right in, being able to see both POV's was amazing, and it happens without you realizing it, the story just flows well and the ending really tied the story well. In the end, it really does take two. ~Review in exchange for gifted copy