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Books-On-Tour: The Do-Over, Sharon M. Peterson

With thanks to Bookouture, I am delighted to be on the tour for this read.

Doing- over the plot:

“Look, you’re a nice girl but I don’t think we should see each other anymore.” The voicemail ends and I freeze in the dentist’s chair as I realize… I’ve just been dumped on live radio. It took the most humiliating break-up for me to see that my life is in serious need of a do-over. Cue my anti New Year’s resolutions that even I can’t fail at:

1. Stop dating. (Men are the worst.)

2. Stop trying to lose weight. (I’m never giving up chocolate.)

3. Stop working so hard. (Selling mortgages is not my dream career.)

4. Stop trying to live up to unrealistic expectations. (Start living my best life.)

5. Stop trying to please my mother. (It’s not possible.)

But it turns out number five is harder than I thought, as she begins her campaign to get me back with my ex. So, what’s the perfect solution to keep her out of my love life? An imaginary boyfriend—at least he was supposed to be imaginary until I blurted out my neighbour’s name… Nate, the bad boy next door with gorgeous hazel eyes, a razor-sharp jawline and a mysterious scar, might be hot, but he’s definitely not my boyfriend. Now all I need to do is stick to my resolutions while also keeping my interfering family away from my non-existent lover who has no idea that we’re fake dating. What could possibly go wrong? A completely addictive, feel-good rom-com perfect for fans of TikTok sensations The Love Hypothesis, The Unhoneymooners, and Sarah Adams. An absolutely hilarious page-turner for anyone who feels they need to start living life to the fullest.


Bobs and Books honest review:

Firstly, I adore a main character called Perci, what a name to remember. The name is as fabulous as the character. Humble, real and so personable.


Secondly, Mimi's quotes of wisdom are absolute pearls.


I think we can all relate to not living up to family expectations, so these scenes whilst cringy are exceedingly relatable.


Nate is a definite book boyfriend contender, adorable, thoughtful and caring.


A truly delightful, gorgeous and funny read. Lovely blend of characters and lots of fun along the way.




About the author:

Sharon M. Peterson is a former middle school teacher and has the personality to prove it. One of her favourite quotes is from Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath: “It was her habit to build up laughter out of inadequate materials.” She strives to tackle life that way and create characters who do the same. She lives in Washington with her husband and four children, including two autistic sons. She has one cat, two dogs, one tattoo, and an intense fear of poodles (don’t ask). She can usually be found hunched over her computer, creating characters and stories she hopes you’ll love as much as she does.

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