Texas Two Step

Texas Two Step is the second chance story involving Mitch and Olivia. When Livie’s best friend marries Mitch’s best friend, they’re reunited after six years. Mitch and Olivia are both now divorced, but Livie has a secret that she doesn’t want Mitch to learn before he heads back to his ranch. Of course, we all know the secret will come out. What we don’t know is what happens when it does. No spoilers, so grab your copy and see what happens. I promise, you won’t be disappointed. I just have to say, I couldn’t stand Mitch’s conniving ex, Joanna.

There is no storyline more egregious to me and insulting to decent intelligent women, than the “I’m just not gonna tell this man that he has a child because my heart is broken and life has been unfair”.
If he isn’t a criminal, and he is alive and reachable - why are we encouraging these ideas about when it’s relatable (and therefore ok) to deprive a child of their father and a father of knowledge of his child? That should not be the picture painted for women as to what is acceptable. I read this novel with gritted teeth, wanting so badly to like the lead character and hoping the author pulls a really great explanation out of the hat, but instead finding myself so aggravated at every turn by utter silliness.
Is this the state of modern women? I’m disappointed in the image that the storyline depicts. The women I know are strong even when life is bringing them to their knees, courageous in face of heartbreak and have the gumption to taken on the unpleasant conversations. I want the stories I read to be about those kinds of women.

This book has it all. There is drama about ex's, second chance love, an unknown child and hot chemistry. The author gave us readers a action packed book that ended with true love winning. Loved how Adam mimicked his father's words and actions.