Bad at Love by B.L. Olson
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Beneath the stars of the Nebraskan sky, Bo Sutton and I made promises to each other that we swore never to break.
Then I did.
Now five years later, I am forced to return to the very spot where I broke both my vow and my heart, with our daughter in tow.
I never regretted my decision to protect my daughter from the same heartbreak I felt all those years ago.
Then I did.
I’m aware I’m bad at love, but when secrets come to light that reveal more than just my daughter’s paternity, I know that I’m going to need to study up quickly to protect what is left of my heart.
Can Bo ever forgive me for my secrets and sins?
Can we rediscover the map we left in the stars and pick up right where we left off?
Britt’s 🎩🎩🎩🎩🎩 hat review:
Bad At Love is hands down one of the best second chances I have ever read. I was in more than just a reading funk when I started this. Nothing was holding my attention and book after book had been falling flat for me but I picked this up and BAM! Funk obliterated. From the prologue that had my heart aching to the love that brings the meaning of soulmates to life and everything in between B.L. Olson completely knocked my socks off with this one.
Pennilyn and Bo have a story that goes above and beyond romance. They’re so well written and Pennilyn especially is so relatable that you really do get to feel all these two are going through with their second chance at love. Through twists and turns and ups and downs the sweetness of their love continuously shines brighter than anything else.
If you’re anything like me and can’t get enough of second chances, surprise babies and swoony romance Bad At Love is an absolute MUST READ!
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About the Author
Author B.L. Olson, or Brit to those she’s not in trouble with, is a self-proclaimed hot mess who survives off a steady stream of coffee and pizza. She is a land mermaid forever swimming in the PNW rain, where she balances writing, some semblance of a social life, and psych courses for her degree.
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