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Will the past keep them apart…
High-powered attorney Luke Braden knows that perfection only comes once in a lifetime, and for him it came and went in the form of his college girlfriend, Brenna Morgan. Circumstances beyond his control separated them before, but now that she’s back in Boston, Luke won’t let her slip away again.
…or give them a second chance at love?
For Brenna Morgan, returning home is the very last thing she wants, especially when it means facing the man who once became her salvation—and then dumped her at the first sign of trouble. But Luke is determined to make up for his past mistakes, and Brenna finds herself weakening against him. A decade of deceit lies between them, and he’ll have to fight if he wants to keep his second chance at love.
Anonymous
Posted May 29, 2012
Loved this book. It's a great renunion story with vivid characters and over the top chemistry. I loved seeing them fight through all the emotions and tragedies to come back together. Brenna's personal journey was uplifting and honest. I was drawn toward her from the beginning and wow Luke... ahhh. He's hot, sexy, strong and sensitive.
What could you ask for more in a good contemporary romance? Can't wait for more Rita Oberlies' books.
Great weekend read from a talented author.
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
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Posted May 29, 2012
I found Second Changes to be a wonderfully fun and relaxing read. Besides loving a good reunion romance, the story itself at some meat to it. It wasn't just "romance" but a great story of two people dealing with real life situations. The main character, Brenna was honest and I really enjoyed her personal journey through independence to having that and the man she loves.
Luke was a very engaging hero. I just love him. He was strong and determined, but so caring and kind. While there were a lot of things these two people had to overcome and forgive, the story was told in such a way that I couldn't put the story down.
Well drawn characters. Great story all around. I will be sure to look for this author again!
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
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Posted May 29, 2012
This was a fun read. I'm a big fan of reunion romances and this hit the spot. The main character Brenna struggles to leave her past behind. She's ashamed of her family life and afraid to reveal a past mistake to her college boyfriend, Luke. After a difficult break up she moves away. When her life hits another bump she must move back home. Luke wants to win her back but she's afraid to trust him.
The secondary characters try to get the romance back on track with mixed results. Overall this was a great pick for the holiday weekend.
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
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Posted May 30, 2012
Second Chances was a sweet romance that leaves you feeling good. Brenna was a vulnerable heroine with a lousy home life. Luke comes from a life of privilege which doesn't prepare him to deal with Brenna's baggage. I'm not always a fan of the stereotypcial wealthy hero because sometimes they act obnoxious. That didn't happen here. While he falls hard twice for her, he faces an uphill battle trying to prove he deserves a second chance.
One other thing I loved about this story was that Brenna didn't try to pretend she was polished. When she needed to get a job to support her grandmother she didn't mind taking a blue collar job for a construction company. She rolled with the punches throughout the book. Even at the end of the story when they're back together as a couple she makes it clear she's keeping her job because it makes her happy.
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
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Posted September 14, 2012
I really enjoyed this book. I liked how Brenna changed how she viewed Luke after coming back to Boston. I liked how Luke kept helping Brenna. I wasn't fond of him dating Kate, even if it wasn't serious. It was a good book and a definite re-read.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged. Review: "Second Chances"by Rita Oberlies was a cute, witty,
complicated and hot romance story. It kept me continuing to turn the
page being a fast paced read until the end. The story was of Luke
Braden and Brenna Morgan who at one time had been sweethearts but
something had happened and they were torn apart. The title of this novel
is "Second Chances" and you will be finding out from the read
if there will be any of this from these two people. You will find in
some of this novel is a bit complicated in all the problems that this
heroine went through but it was also witty and definitely delicious
where you will soon see if these two people deserve a chance to get it
right this second time. The characters were very well written with
believable and realistic personalities. Brenna seemed to be like a very
mixed up person who was very friendly, caring and even likable but OMG
what all she had gone through and was still going was truly really
something. Luke... was this 'high powered attorney'..who was sort of
thought as a 'white knight' complex for Brenna. Now, I am sure you are
asking at this point just what is "Second Chances" all
about... and this is where I say you must pick up this good read to find
out. Will this guy get this girl in the end? If you are in for a
interesting, enjoyable and emotional ride then you have come to the
right place..and I do recommend "Second Chances" to you.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Posted March 6, 2013
Some poeple like giving long reveiws, is it fair they cant? You like doing short reviwes and you get too. Why cant they do what they want?
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Posted January 2, 2013
People, PLEASE do not give the ending away when reviewing the book. U don't have to give a 3 page review or give a play by play of the whole book. Just say if it was good or bad in a SHORT review!! THANK YOU
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Posted May 26, 2012
I've been reading Entangled's new line, Indulgence, with interest, and been pleased so far. Even if I didn't like the character(s) or the plot was shaky, the writing has been solid and the stories fun to read. This one, however. ... I think the incessant dialogue was supposed to be witty or something, but it came across more like a cross between "Who's on First" and those B&W student films where people smoke a lot and talk nonsense. The conversations were disjointed and jerky, and often referred to a "he" or a "she" who could have been any number of people. Overall, just a really annoying book to read. I'll stick with Indulgence, because their record is still quite positive, but I will avoid this author in the future. Oh, and note to author and copy editor: People are "who"s, not "that"s. "Someone WHO ..." "A woman WHO ..." They're not inanimate objects. I don't think it was correct once in the whole book.
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Posted May 29, 2012
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Overview
Will the past keep them apart…
High-powered attorney Luke Braden knows that perfection only comes once in a lifetime, and for him it came and went in the form of his college girlfriend, Brenna Morgan. Circumstances beyond his control separated them before, but now that she’s back in Boston, Luke won’t let her slip away again.
…or give them a second chance at love?
For Brenna Morgan, returning home is the very...