Until Next Time
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4.2 • 300 Ratings
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Publisher Description
USA Today Bestselling author Claudia Burgoa brings you a romantic comedy filled with loss, hope, and new chances.
What if the person you try to save is the one who saves your heart?
It’s official. I’m totally hopeless at love, parenting and life.
Single mom? Check.
Massive debt? Check.
A sassy daughter who inherited my gift of snark?
Ugh. Check.
I work three jobs, go to school, and do my best to be in my kid’s life. Men are the last thing on my mind. I wouldn’t have time to look at a man even if he fell into my lap.
Until he does. Thanks to my spawn who keeps calling some famous relationship expert, airing my disastrous life in her podcast.
That’s when Zach, my brother’s best friend in high school appears. I used to have a major crush on him, but I figured he forgot about me.
Zach who tragically lost his wife some time ago, and now, he’s looking to save everyone—including me.
A super hot fling with my old flame, with a broken man?
Double check.
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Until Next Time is a romantic comedy featuring a secret billionaire looking for the one that got away. This chick-lit tale of a single mom searching for her happy ending is fun, sexy, and oh-so swoonful. A brand-new romance novel by USA TODAY Bestselling Author Claudia Burgoa.
Customer Reviews
Loved it
The best I’ve read in a really long time.
Until Next Time
Too much back and forth.. not enough to keep me interested. Read a fifth of the book and the main characters had not even met yet. Just too much going on and didn’t stay in the same point of view.
2/5
This book was definitely a hard and unenjoyable read that felt tenacious, boring, and predictable. Though I understand the “cutesy” type of book you were going for, I found it completely unrealistic, as well as completely rushed with how you time-skipped time so extravagantly. Another thing that was quite frustrating within this book was the “10 Million Dollar settlement” in which she gave away half of it to non-profit organizations even though she is a struggling mom complaining throughout the entire book about wanting time, and money. Overall I would not continue the series based on the unrealistic factors, writing style, and tedious factors.