My Ex-Best Friends

Ex Marks the Spot #2

by Rebel Bloom

Running from the altar in a wedding dress? Not exactly how I pictured my big day.
But crashing back into the lives of my ex-best friends? That’s where the real trouble begins.

Colt, Noah, and Logan weren’t just my best friends—they were my whole damn world. Oh, and the ones who got my V-card in one unforgettable night. Then I ran, leaving them behind with nothing but questions and broken trust. When the guys find out I ditched my cheating ex at the altar, they make an they’ll coach me on how to date someone who deserves me.

Logan, with that panty-dropping smirk, gives me lessons on how to use my hips on the dance floor—lessons that end with us tangled in the back of his truck.

Noah, the golden boy single dad with muscles for days, reminds me exactly how his touch can undo me when we’re “building my profile.”

And Colt? Dark, broody, and built like a tank, sets me up on a blind date only to scare the guy so bad he leaves skid marks in the parking lot.

Somewhere between steamy “practice” sessions and the lines we swore we wouldn’t cross, I realize these three men might be the best thing I ever ran from. But when buried truths surface and betrayals cut deep, the question isn’t just whether I’ll stop running—it’s whether my heart can survive staying.

My Ex-Best Friends is a steamy standalone reverse harem rom-com with laugh-out-loud moments, second chance charm, and spice hotter than a jalapeño. HEA guaranteed!

Genres: Why Choose, Romance, Contemporary, Friends To Lovers, Second Chance, Contemporary Romance, Rom Com

274 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 23, 2025

About the author

Rebel Bloom is known for laugh-out-loud reverse harem romances that are unapologetically steamy.

Her recipe for the perfect romance? A pinch of sugar, a generous cup of spice, and a heap of cocky alphas who might not always play nice.

Rebel lives with her partner and their adorable army of fur babies, while writing stories that would make your Nonni blush.

Grab one of her reads, get comfy, and dive into a world where romance is as hot as it is hilarious!

Reviews

[bookgalbrock 🐝✨ · Rating 3 out of 5]

My Ex-Best Friends


star rating: 3.75
spice rating: 3 🌶️🌶️🌶️


As a rebel fan I will gobble up anything she puts out for me and this was no exception.

[Lysandra · Rating 1 out of 5]

A solid 1/5 as the premise is good, but the execution left to be desired.

[Alexandra · Rating 3 out of 5]

Hmmmmmm I started out enjoying this book till we got to the third act breakup and started hating it lmao like I’m sorry but Brooke feeling like she was wrong about keeping her trauma (trying not to spoil anything even though it really doesn’t matter) was bullshit. And in my opinion the three idiots should’ve groveled for like four more chapters.

And speaking of the third act breakup, this is a woman that these three ding dongs have been hung up on for ten years, and the man who cheated on her on her wedding day was able to convince them that she was cheating on them???? Make it make sense! Why did they believe him so easily! Trash! This also the same issue I had with the previous book in this series and that book was worse because that woman was fucking assaulted and the men didn’t even as much as give the ex a dirty look.

I also kind of found her mom and aunt annoying but that’s neither here nor there. All in all, a fine book that really did not need to be this dramatic.

[Cat H · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.3 stars.
Cute, funny, hot smut…the running was a little annoying at times in the beginning.

[Jamie Crain · Rating 5 out of 5]

one of my go to authors

I’m always in love with character growth and FMCs learning they deserve better even after making a mistake. Rebel Bloom always delivers. I loved the side characters in this book as much as the main characters. Even though I typically stay away from books that have third act breakup, Bloom makes them worth it with the character’s growth.

[Madison Nicoloff · Rating 1 out of 5]

Listen, did I think this book was going to be award winning writing? Decidedly not. Was it still so much worse than I was expecting? It was! It gets a single star for its ability to take me out of reality regardless of how painfully bad the writing (and story if we’re being honest) were.

[ChristiLovesBooks_smut · Rating 5 out of 5]

My Ex-Best Friends, book 2 of the Ex Marks The Spot series, by Rebel Bloom. As always, I thoroughly enjoyed this book by Rebel!

This was such a great book about Brooke, Colt, Logan & Noah! Tropes: Contemporary, Reverse Harem, no MM, Second Chance, Single Dad, Friends to Lovers, Found Family & HEA!

[Leanna Morales · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5

This was more of 3.5 stars for me. It was fast paced. Small town cutesy spicy read. I did like the other book a little more than this one but I did like the crazy mom & aunt duo.

[Krissi Vonasch · Rating 5 out of 5]

5/5⭐️ THIS WAS A GOOD ASS BOOK!!!! I read the first book a while back and this one was so much better. I loved Colt, Logan, and Noah with Brooke. I loved Sinclair and how much love her and Brooke had for each other. I loved the story line and how the author made it a full circle moment at the end of the book. Such a good book highly recommend reading it!!!
🎨🖌️🛥️🏈⚾️🐕‍🦺💍🤰🏼

[Chelsea (thatbookishteach) · Rating 4 out of 5]

The mom and aunt are easily the best part of this 🤣

[Kaitlin Roberts · Rating 3 out of 5]

silly! terrible writing. but plot is not why she wrote the book

[Melissa R Haynie · Rating 5 out of 5]

She just gets better

I read one book.... And then was off like a shot.... I read everything available an then had to wait tapping my fingers with impatience for this one..... It was so so so worth the wait... As a loss mama of four I do suggest a trigger warning for pregnancy loss.... Even after years that one can blindside you. Just a thought.

[Maya · Rating 2 out of 5]

everything was going smoothly and it seemed to be an enjoyable easy book with a good amount of steam. then, the male characters fucked up big time and treated the FMC so terribly and in such a childish arrogant way after discovering that she had miscarried a child that they didn’t know she was pregnant with (and they believed her cheating ex when he told them she had been cheating on them with him, after she literally left him at the altar because he himself was a cheating SOB). i’m talking blaming her for the loss, not asking if she was okay, not bothering to understand, and more so acting like she was literally invisible when she tried to communicate like a functioning adult and admit her mistakes.
of course, they were then swiftly forgiven of any wrongdoing in a matter of days after the FMC was encouraged by pretty much everyone to go back to those douchebags instead of telling her to please find someone better. the MMC also had barley a couple of words to give her regarding THEIR CHILD who SHE miscarried ALONE. the fact was then forgotten and they went ahead to have 3 children and marry.
good for them, and a pity for her. that’s a mistake you don’t forgive

[Anne · Rating 2 out of 5]

3rd act breakup genuinely made me hate the MMCs and I didn’t want them to get back together. And I usually don’t mind the 3rd break up trope at all!! They were randomly so evil, it sucked. Was 5 stars until then.

[DJ · Rating 5 out of 5]

Rebel does it again!

Relatable sexy AF characters, with unique personalities, adorable quirks, and of course, the one-liners. Even the secondary and tertiary characters are just a riot. I really think that Rebel Bloom is a Master of the well-placed (and well-timed!) side character.

5 of EVERYTHING!!!!!
🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️
💥💥💥💥💥
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑
🍆🍆🍆🍆🍆
🫦🫦🫦🫦🫦
💦💦💦💦💦
😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨
😈😈😈😈😈
🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
😍😍😍😍😍
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
💗💗💗💗💗
🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

BUT…

I really felt like I wanted more time with the characters, to get to know them better. I almost felt rushed. Like someone was taking the book away and I HAD TO FINISH IT!!!! LOL 😂 I’d have loved to get a deeper look at the other MMC’s childhood/teen years, and meet their families… And I also wished there were more detailed physical descriptions of all 4 of the MCs, and further, Daisy, Karlene, Sinclair, Kellie, Lucy, and even the tertiary characters.

>>>>>>>>
But, it could also be that I’m a greedy cow 🐄 and I just adore the tale… Yeah… That tracks too. ‘Cuz now I’m sad that I can’t spend more time with them in her world. 🤣
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That said, I’m probably feeling that way because I ABSOLUTELY LOVED and was SO GRATEFUL for:
• how much I FULL-ON, FREAKING ADORE Sin and Kellie
• Lucy. I need Lucy in my life. WHERE CAN I FIND ME A LUCY???
• Henry. He’s a saint!
• Brooke’s curves. REPRESENTATION MATTERS!
• O.👏🏼 M.👏🏼 G.👏🏼 THE.👏🏼 DIRTY.👏🏼 TALK.👏🏼 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😵😵😵😵😵 The dirty talk from all 3 boys, but def THE one (IYKYK) … IT.👏🏼 WAS.👏🏼 LIFE.👏🏼 ALTERING!👏🏼 I LEARNED $H¡T ABOUT MYSELF!!!
• Finn’s bull$h¡t not lasting too long in the present day story — though I only wish that KEY detail could have been brought into the story differently, and his presence axed
• Other than that, a perfect amount of angst, and even angst that was as funny as it was angering. lol


{{{ #warning #soapboxrant #angst }}}

I like a little bit of angst, or hardship, etc. in my stories, as much as the next bookish peep. Sometimes maybe more than a little! I especially LOVE IT if it’s:
• action-packed,
• kinda unrealistic
• kinda dangerous
• ESPECIALLY… 😈 if the villain(s) gets their just desserts. lol 😜

Why?
Because:
a) it’s makes it more interesting! It draws you into the story, and gives you reasons to be invested in the outcome
b) it’s a contemporary tale, so that means it’s KINDA real life, so even “unlikely” angst is gonna be more plausible than perfect sailing. (And omg how boring!) AND…
c) it makes the HEA (or HFN) THAT MUCH SWEETER because of the work that the characters put in, and the obstacles they overcome!

You ever read a book and it’s like the author just wrote so much more BS than it needed? And you’re like, OH. MAH. GAWD. JUST. STOP!!!! ✋ Dude, I’m reading this book to ESCAPE my own reality, not just be immersed in a character’s depression! I mean, if you’re gonna keep making me cry, be intentional and use it to further build out your characters, FFS. 🤦🏻‍♀️

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/end rant
/steps off soapbox
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Please note: THE ABOVE RANT WAS NOT ABOUT REBEL! LOL 😂

»»» MOVING ON… lol

I have read every single novel of Rebel’s that is available on Kindle… because I LOVE HER STORIES.

But I do have one final thing I want to say… it’s a niggle, a point, not really a complaint, but… a change I’d LOVE to see. And that is that I would love to see more diversity with respect to:
• sexual orientation
• romantic orientation
• gender identity
○ with respect to the above 3 points, that would mean different relationship dynamics, aside from the formulaic 1:3. For ex: 1:3 + 1:1 with 2 of the male characters together as well, etc.
• neurodiversity
• differently-abled
• different family dynamics, ESPECIALLY:
○ intentionally choosing to not have children (NOT DUE TO INFERTILITY or HEREDITY ISSUES, etc, but intentionally choosing to buck the societal view/norm that “all of humanity MUST procreate” — NOTE: that wouldn’t preclude any occurrence of breeding kink 😜😈), or
○ pursuing fostering or adoption, etc.
• location (ie, outside the US)
• people of colour
• immigrants

I passionately adore the reverse harem trope, and I would love for Rebel to explore other types of “different” in the poly relationship dynamic, with respect to those top 3 points. I realise I’m only one reader, but as I mentioned above about loving Brooke’s curves because representation matters, so too does representation matter for ALL of the above points. And I am certain that there are hundreds of your readers — if not thousands — who would appreciate these various forms of representation as well. And, think of how many NEW readers you could gain for the inclusion of that diversity and showing them that their visibility matters too.

That said, I still loved it, Rebel, soooo much.

So THANK YOU, for yet another “un-put-down-able” book. 😜😜😜

[Tea and Spite · Rating 1 out of 5]

I was going to give this four stars for hijinks. I really was. Writing is cheesy, but overall everything was going great until I got to the following lines, during the fight leading to the third-act break-up, when the 3 MMCs listen to the ex-fiance for some bizarre ass reason and end up believing FMC had an abortion when they were all 18 (no spoiler cut because, frankly, people should know):

“Fuck off, Brooke. You got rid of our daughter and expect us to believe you had a hard time deciding whether or not to tell us?” Tugging at his hair, Colt stood up and put the couch between us. “You had no right to take that from us.”

Yeah, fuck that bullshit. Until you are the one incubating the future human for nine months, you do not get a say in shit. Especially in this case, where the woman in question was 18 years old, in a new city in a new state, all by herself, and couldn't even say which of the three idiots was the father because she banged every last one of them on the same night. There is not a person on the planet who would've been up to dealing with that at 18. There aren't many who'd be up to it at 35.

There is no apology for this. No pushback from the FMC or any of the women in her life. The only reason things get "better" is because FMC didn't have an abortion, she miscarried. Something the three assholes had to be informed of by FMC's mother, btw, because they didn't bother listening to her when she tried telling them herself. If she had had an abortion--something she had every right to do and that, frankly, probably would've been the smart decision under the circumstances--Rednecks 1, 2, and 3 over there never would have forgiven her.

It's too bad, because I was really looking forward to seeing if the rest of this author's books were as much fun as this one was up until that point. I can live with cheesy porno writing if it means Smutty Stars Hollow side-characters. Can't excuse the blatant misogyny though.

[BookishShay · Rating 5 out of 5]

I’m melting

‼️spoilers!!! ‼️

FMC: Brooke
MMC: Colt, Noah, and Logan

Aw man this one was so fun to read!!! I think I had one issue through this whole story and that was the idiocy that the guys showed when Brooke’s ex Finn showed up to talk to them. They didn’t believe him at first and spoke up for her but then all it took was false messages to make them believe she cheated???? Yeah she kept a huge secret from the guys, and she never said it was right, but she did what she thought was best to not break everyone’s hearts like hers was. And for Finn to twist Brooke’s retelling of her miscarriage to he guys like that, is just disgusting. Making it sound like she did it on purpose cause she didn’t want a child with them. And what really pisses me off is when she decided not to run and actually TALK to them about it, they shut her down and kept talking about their breakfast and then told her to leave and never come back. After all the crap they gave her for running the first time. And then to believe she actually cheated on them? I’ve never been so mad on behalf of a fictional character before. I know they were miserable without each other but they should’ve specifically apologized for that moment when she was trying to tell them about Sara. They apologized for not believing her but I wished they would’ve talked more regarding the miscarriage. Brooke deserved better in that moment. I’m glad she had her mother crazy Daisy and her aunt to back her up. They said it best, men are dumb, but I’m glad it worked out in the end.

🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ 5/5 this book was incredibly hot 🥵
It was funny, spicy, and such a good romcom read! 10/10 recommend the Ex Marks the Spot series!

[CrazyGal609 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Funny, so very, very funny!! Crazy Daisy is a fantastic mum, add her sister Nutty Karlene with her “psychic” abilities is just insanely awesome!!!!!
As much as I liked & enjoyed the 3 delicious men, I found it hard to remember who’s who -never really had that problem before..lol, but except for when they wouldn’t let Brooke tell them about Sara, I liked these fellas and their love for Brooke❤️
🎨 the face painting part was awesome for a few reasons..lol 😉
Brooke’s ex is definitely a POS!!
Enjoy the crazy in this wonderful town of Beaumont, Alabama 💙💋💙

My most fav lol:
“Aunt Karlene. I know all about the time you went frog giggin’ with Brent Pearson and David Howser! Mom said you were the only toad gettin gigged that night.”
“You went frog giggin’ with my man?!” Brent Pearson’s wife, Karla, stood up. “David is my m-”

Brent Pearson’s head snapped around to his wife. David Howser just so happened to be sitting at the same booth with the couple. A dawning silence was better than the one we’d entered on but it was still rough to watch Brent realize his wife was two-timing him.

“Jeez. Is no woman in this town satisfied with just a single willy anymore?” Boomer Perry was closer to a hundred than he was ninety and he stood up, balanced on his cane, and grabbed a handful of the mashed dinner on his plate.

“Don’t you do it, Boomer!” Henry shouted from the kitchen but it was too late.

Boomer Perry had excellent aim for a half-blind guy. His torpedo of mashed food sailed over diners’ heads and splat-ed right on Karla’s chest. She screamed and Boomer chuckled. “Be happy with one penis, ya floozy.” 😆🤣🤣🤣

[Mary Fitts · Rating 5 out of 5]

So Good

This second book in the Ex Marks The Spot series is really good. I thoroughly enjoyed book one. But I think book two is even better. The book just hit my kindle yesterday morning. I got to read a little before work. Then read most of it in the afternoon and evening finishing this morning. It’s been a hot minute since I finished a complete book in 24 hours. 😁. But I just didn’t want to put it down. My Ex Best Friends starts with Brooke catching her fiancé railing her boss. She’s in shock and leaves before they realize she saw them. She lets herself go through the steps of getting ready for the wedding. It’s when she’s standing in the back of the church that she finally wakes up from the shock. She takes off running to her car and burns rubber out of the parking lot. She doesn’t have anywhere to go except home to Beaumont Georgia. She had left there ten years ago. When she stops for gas just outside Beaumont she runs into Logan. He tells her that since a hurricane tore up her other two best friends houses that they all live together. Logan Noah and Cole three men that she ran from a decade ago. Her mom and aunt are both crazy and they embrace it. This story has laugh out loud moments and tearful ones too. The writing is awesome as always. The cast of characters is perfect. I especially loved Lucy. 😁😁. I highly recommend this book. Now I just have to wait for book three. 😁😁

[Zera · Rating 3 out of 5]

decent

I don’t usually read second chance stories, but this one was okay. I think I’m a little disappointed though. Brooklyn runs away from the altar after seeing her soon to be husband in a compromising position with her boss. She runs back to her hometown and encounters her ex-best friends Colt, Noah and Logan. It started off good! Genuinely I liked the unique side characters! Brooke’s mom and aunt are some interestingly..free women. Coming back after a decade still in her wedding dress and mid breakdown from believing that she didn’t have anything to show for it. Yeah that’s harsh. The story proceeds with the men coming to terms in their own ways with Brooke’s return.
Now… what I didn’t like… was when they found out something about Brooke after being harassed by her ex-fiancé, Finn Love, they completely turned their back on her… didn’t listen to her… and I know some things are omitted from stories for the sake of plot and drama… but this was kind of ridiculous to me.. Brooke she said it out loud… and even if they were hurt because they decided to believe that hogwash Finn told them… miscarriages are a thing… idk it just seemed unnecessary and kind of ruined the rest of the book for me.. the groveling was nice I guess, but fell flat for me. All in all not a terrible book, just not the best in my opinion.

[Cassandra · Rating 2 out of 5]

I have read quite a few Rebel Bloom books. This one is by no means my first, but it definitely is my least favorite. It is way over the top cheesy to the point of ridiculous. I didn't really like Brooke all that much. I also think that the guys really needed to grovel a lot more.

This book was hard for me to really get into, probably because I just really didn't like Brooke all that much. She just comes across as immature to me, rather than someone who is 28. I also didn't like that there was this 10 year gap and that she just up and left and ghosted all three of them. I get being scared and running, but for 10 years?

Her mom and aunt are just wayyyy to ridiculous. It was too cheesy and not at all believable. I honestly hated both of them. There wasn't anything I liked about them.

Then, there is the guys. Yes! finally someone brought up the fact that they never really went after her, either. Sure, she ran, but they just let her go, too. Ultimately, they ghosted her, too.
Then, they flat out told Finn he was lying and it was wrong. But then they still treated her like shit and told her to leave. And she just took them back with barely any groveling at all. They build a treehouse.... OK? That isn't enough for me.

I will still read more of her books, but I will definitely not read this one again and will not recommend it to anyone else.

[BlushAndBooks · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5/3 Stars - not mad at it, but won't recommend it.

Pros:
- Occasionally funny banter, kooky family moments, small town community up in everyone's business, all of who get dragged into said kooky family moments.
- Spicy scenes were good in the beginning.

Cons:
- The entire book, both the past "event" and present "event" is due to miscommunication or unwillingness to say literally 2 mature sentences to each other. I DESPISE a miscommunication trope. Yet when it comes to FINALLY explain something, there are pages and pages of dialogues.
- Spicy scenes become repetitive and don't seem to add to the intimacy for the RH couple.
- Mention of a traumatic event is revealed to the guys in the RH, then when everything is done and over, they never mention it again. I won't put in spoilers for that, but just look at the trigger warnings for the book. With how mad the guys are at the FMC, they spend maybe 4 sentences talking about the traumatic event, and when they are all good again, they don't even really on *the event* but rather only apologies for the hurtful things they said. It was all kind of done in poor taste IMHO.

Ick: "Little Bunny" as a normal non-intimate pet name. I cringe thinking about being called "little bunny" in public like it's perfectly normal.

[Kristen · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is not my first Rebel Bloom book. In fact, she wrote another book - Fake and Don't Tell - and it's basically a different version of this one, lol. So if you like this, I recommend that one, because they're almost the same and I have almost the same things to say about them.

Listen, the friends to lovers trope is going to get me every time. I'm a sucker for that one, so a reverse harem where they've all been besties since grade school? Yea, this was almost a sure thing for me. And this one was funny, but also a little too eccentric at points and instead of laughing I rolled my eyes.

This isn't meant to be a masterpiece of literary art. It was written for easy entertainment and that's what I got. Probably things were a little too all over the place and probably the plot was weak, but I knew I what I was getting into here and I wasn't mad.

Overall, this is a funny, spicy, smut over plot read that made my friends-to-lovers trope loving heart happy. I did hate the "little bunny" name though. Gross.

Main Characters: Brooke, Logan, Noah, and Colt

[J · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is book 2 in Bloom's Ex Marks the Spot series and can be read as a standalone. In the spirit of transparency, this is the first book by Bloom I've read, and I have to say, I don't know where I've been to have missed out on this author and this great contemporary, reverse harem romance! I for sure will be going back to read more and am looking forward to any new books as well. Brook is our main character and after fleeing her wedding and returning to her hometown which she also ran from years ago. Stopping to get gas she comes face to face with Logan who's now living with other besties Noah and Cole. A wonderfully well written and captivating storyline the flows beautifully. Great characters - not just our main characters but I also especially loved Lucy. Bloom delivers a roller coaster of a ride in this book with laughs and tears and a beautiful HEA. Again- I can't wait for more! A great read <3

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Vickie Lynn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great story. Took me about six hours to read. I was on an emotional rollercoaster throughout the book. There was cheating, a runaway bride, running into the ex best friends that lead to shock. So much hurt and hatred, love, sadness and then happiness.

Brooke, Noah, Logan and Colt were best friends growing up, before they crossed the line and Brooke freaked and then disappeared for a decade. A cheating financee created the reason for her to become a runaway bride and go back to her hometown to her family and ex-best friends.

What is going to happen between the four of them? Will the guys be able to forgive her for leaving? How does she react to Noah having a daughter? Will she chose just to be with one of them? If so how will she choose? How much trouble will her ex financee cause for the four of them? How does their small town react to the outcome? So many questions and the only way to find the answers is to read this awesome book!

[Jodi Beach · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great start to series


Spice level 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ (out of 5 🌶️)

This is a 💛M/FMM BOOK 📖

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "If 'Book Hangover' was a medical diagnosis, I’d be in the ICU right now. This story hit every single emotional note with the precision of a world-class orchestra. It has that rare 'vacation magic' where you forget your own name for 300 pages and then wake up at the end feeling like a brand new person. A true 5-star experience is supposed to feel like a high-end holiday for your imagination, and this one delivered a first-class ticket. It has that sense of completion that is so hard to find where every thread is tied, every emotion is earned, and you’re left sitting in silence for twenty minutes after the final period just staring at the wall. It’s that 'magical vacation' vibe where you’re sad it’s over, but you’re so filled with the warmth of the journey that you can’t even be mad at the flight home.

[Stephanie · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoy all of Rebel's books. In this one, we've got Brroke, who ran from home after losing her v-card to her 3 best friends. 10 years later, on her wedding day, she finds her fiance doing the deed with her boss and hightails it out of there before walking down the aisle. And who does she run into as soon as she's back home, in her dirty dress, mascara running, but her former best friend Logan. Logan, Noah, and Colt all live at the same house, and it turns out Brooke needs a place to stay because her mom really wants to express her sexual freedom ALL over her house, so Brooke can't stay there. Read along as they figure out if they can forgive each other for the pains of the past. I always love a good book with some crazy, in this one it comes in the form of Brooke's sex-crazed mother and maybe-psychic aunt. Love them!

[Lisa Bing · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was another fun and entertaining read by this author but this story really hit me as more realistic in dealing with grief and loss. Brook ends up back in town and runs into her old best friends, Colt, Logan and Noah. These four had a past that scared 18 yr old Brook and she lit out of town. Now back, they all have to reconcile her leaving them and the events that happened to her. I loved her mother and aunt, this books' comedic characters, but all the side characters really added to their story. With groveling, acceptance, forgiveness and hot romance, I'm thrilled to say they did get a fab HEA. Expect to root hard for Brook, though, as her journey is a tough one. I'm definitely on the lookout for the next book in the series :D

[Kimberlea Richardson · Rating 5 out of 5]

You Really Can Go Home Again

Y’all, Rebel had so many emotional ingredients mixed up in this one story, and as always, she got us in ALL the feels 🥹 What do you expect when you’ve got Brooke, a bride running back home after catching her groom cheating before the wedding. Then you add her 3 ex-best friends back home that she ran away from 10 years earlier after losing her v-card to all of them 🤯 What follows afterwards is a story filled with humor, tears, pain, anger, regret, forgiveness, chemistry, romance, hope, passion, and a love story multiplied x 3 & done in a way that only Rebel seems to know how to do. She never fails to take me on such a wild & crazy emotional roller coaster ride, and I always step off wanting to take another ride because they’re always that good 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️

[Nora · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is book 2 in ex marks the spot but it can be read as stand alone. Really loved that this is what I call a true reverse harem so no sword crossing here. It is all about the girl. I loved the single dad trope here. Ok first things first what do you do if you see your fiancé railing his boss? Well you are preparing for your wedding still in shock but just before walking down the isle you have a wake up call from your brain and run for it. Now with nowhere to go but going to her hometown she runs into Logan and he tells her that because a storm crashed the house that now he, Nash and Cole live together. Brooke previously ran from these guys. Can the guys forgive her from running? What will she do? Choose one or all?