The Do-Over by Phoebe MacLeod

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The Do-over has a fun and bright front cover that draws your attention to the book. This is a romance genre and the story about Thea who dedicated her life to her career as being a lawyer. Then the senior partner dies and Thea realizes that they are not his friend they are just there because they have to be, and then her life starts to change. This is a wonderful and feel good read that you will enjoy reading till the end as I did. I like the characters in the book and how Thea has lovely friends that support her and it's so good when you have this. I thought this was lovely and reminded me of my friends. Furthermore, I thought Theas was so brave due to her realising it was time to make a big change in her life . Likewise, I hope one day I can be as brave as her. A lovely read that is written exceedingly well and is at good pace to keep up with. Engaging read 5 stars. Thea Rogers has dedicated her life to her career in corporate law. Apart from her colleague and long- time friend-with-benefits Alasdair, she’s forgone friendships and relationships, and now she’s on track to become her firm’s youngest ever female partner. She should be ecstatic. But when a senior partner dies unexpectedly, Thea realises the people at his funeral are only there out of duty. Suddenly, Thea can’t shake the question: if she disappeared tomorrow, would anyone care? As the life choices she's made suddenly make less and less sense, Thea is forced to make a decision. Stick with the original plan or take a completely different path. Thea has a chance to do it right this time, and fill her world with the things that matter. But can people really change? And once life starts looking up, why does it feel like there’s something… or someone she can’t seem to replace? Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/thedo-over Author Bio – Phoebe MacLeod is the author of several popular romantic comedies. She lives in Kent with her partner, grown up children and disobedient dog. Her love for her home county is apparent in her books, which have either been set in Kent or have a Kentish connection. She currently works as an IT consultant and writes in her spare time. Social Media Links – Facebook: @PhoebeMacLeodAuthor Twitter: @macleod_phoebe Instagram: phoebemacleod21 Newsletter Sign Up:https://bit.ly/PhoebeMacLeodNews Bookbub profile: @phoebemacleod

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