Something So Unscripted by Natasha Madison

She still uses odd words sometimes (like when he turned on the shower she wrote “He opens the water”).

While the writing was definitely better, I will note that there’s still room for improvement. The writing wasn’t quite as clunky, and the characters were definitely easier to connect with. I think I might have been more critical if this had been my first book, but comparing it to book 1, the author has definitely improved. My Review:ģ.5 stars - After not enjoying the first book in the series as much, I skipped to this one because it was the one that initially piqued my interest. If this love is anything, it’s unscripted. We’re officially off script the moment we meet. Seeking anything other than a life saved isn’t on my agenda until a NHL player walks into my hospital with his son. It’s part of my career at Hudson Children’s Oncology Hospital, but it doesn’t make the sting of loss any easier.

The problem is I die a little with each patient I lose. Most importantly, it’s my son Jack’s best shot.Īfter a bad childhood, I made sure I would succeed. Reading Challenges: Lenoreo's 2020 Beat the Backlist Challenge, Lenoreo's COYER With Friendsįind it: Goodreads ✩ Amazon ✩ B&N ✩ Kobo ✩ iBooks ✩ IndieBound ✩ Book Depositoryįrom the International Best Selling Series Something Soįinding my teammate in bed with my wife made the decision I had been fighting with for years easier.Ī fresh start and a new NHL team in a big city. Potential Triggers: View Spoiler » attempted rape recounting (not too detailed) « Hide Spoiler Genres: Sports Romance, Romance, Contemporary If you buy the book using that link, I will receive a small commission from the sale. This post contains affiliate links you can use to purchase the book.

Something So Unscripted by Natasha Madison