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Title: One Good Thing
Author: Lily Maxton
Narrator: Lauren Davis
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 46 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-18-15
Publisher: Audible Studios for Bloomsbury
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Teens, Romance & Friendship
Publisher's Summary:
Danielle is fresh out of college and should be ready to face the world, but she's terrified of failing, both in her life and in love. Everything feels safe, from her boring starter job to her tiny, depressing apartment - that is until she meets Evan, the coworker who pokes all of her buttons in all of the right ways. He's cute, sweet, and self-assured and has a way of seeing the brave, sarcastic woman underneath her worries. He also has a way of getting her into the most compromising positions...in the most unlikely places.
As their work email heats up, their relationship moves from friends with benefits to more than just benefits. But, like all fledgling couples, they'll have to overcome a few obstacles on their way to their happily ever after, including evil German shepherds, boomerang ex-boyfriends, scheming coworkers, and company parties gone awry.
Fall head over heels for this standalone new adult contemporary romance, and see how your life can change when you finally find that One Good Thing.
Members Reviews:
One Good Thing
This book was excellent. I've really enjoyed Lily Maxton's historical romances so I thought I'd try her contemporary and I was not disappointed! Loved the chemistry between Dani and Evan and the humor. Definitely on my keeper list!
Adorable and fun!
I really enjoyed Lily Maxton's historical romance series Sisters of Scandal, so I jumped at the chance to read her latest, a contemporary romance. I was not disappointed--Ms. Maxton's trademark sense of humor shines in her modern story as well as in her historicals. I found myself laughing out loud again and again, highlighting bits that particularly amused me so I could go back to them later and giggle again.
I'd just made a complete and utter fool of myself in front of him. Again. If all the ways I looked like an idiot in front of Evan were baseball, I'd be running toward home plate. Well, let's be real...I'd probably be crawling toward home plate because I'd done a face-plant along the way.
Oh, Dani--I so hear you. And not just because I probably tripped over my own shoelaces before I even dropped the bat.
If I remembered to drop the bat, that is.
Anyway...(ahem).
One Good Thing was as adorable as it was entertaining. Dani's journey to become an adult was fraught with all kinds of uncertainty and feelings of inadequacy.
"You're both mature adults."
Evan might have been. I didn't feel much like a mature adult, more like a fish flopping around on the dry beach of adulthood.
She majored in art, but can't find a job related to art to save her life. In fact, she hasn't been able to paint in months--and painting was always something that gave her joy. She's sleeping on a couch at her BFF's apartment, and settling for a comfortable boyfriend instead of taking a risk on a more real relationship.
Until her boyfriend dumps her (but at least he helps her get a job first...nothing in her chosen field, but at least she's got an income at last) and she finds out that the guy she accidentally flashed in the park (with some help from his German shepherd) is her coworker. And--gosh darn it--she's attracted to him. Really attracted to him.
