TAME THIS continues
with Jay’s story, a rebel of his own sort with the need for freedom and
unfiltered opinions. His days of unruly behavior and risky decisions
have dealt him a hand that he’s still trying to overcome as he seeks to
accomplish his business dreams.
But the hits keep adding up. His
best friend is knocked up by an ex that won’t back off, a family member
drops in unexpectedly and questions need answered, and the easier
aspects in life are suddenly being tested beyond his control.
When
ultimate tragedy wreaks havoc on his life, it sends Jay over the edge.
He can’t seem to manage the simple things anymore and he reverts back to
his old ways of shutting people out and living carelessly. He loses
everything he’s gained so far—everything that he didn’t know he
wanted—all in one ugly weekend.
There is only one thing that can
really save him from complete ruins, and this time it might not be so
easily at his disposal. And then there is that damn McCallan pride that
automatically resists help at every turn. It just may be the very thing
that causes him to lose everything for good…
My Thoughts on the Book
4.5 stars This is the second book in the McCallan series and I liked it just as much as the first if not now. This is Jay's story and he was a great friend, cousin and comic relief in the first book but is all of that and someone trying to find himself, forgive himself and maybe even admit he has fallen in love. He and Melanie are great together, she know just how to handle him and it was fun to watch, no games but just a joy to see those two together. They were a couple before they were a couple and it was fun to see Jay admit it.
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