Save You - Maxton Hall series Mona Kasten 9781405976961 book cover

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The sizzling second book in Mona Kastens internationally bestselling Maxton Hall series

After all the hurt between them, will they be able to find their way back to each other?

Ruby Bell thought that what she had with James Beaufort was something special. But after his betrayal, shes never felt this much pain. Ruby just wants her old life back, before Maxton Hall, before James.
School is no longer the refuge it once was not when she sees James everywhere. She can't let him distract her anymore, especially with university looming over them and the uncertainty of what the future holds.

Except Ruby can't help being pulled back into James's world when he needs her help coping with the overbearing weight of his fathers expectations. But she makes one thing very clear: she is not willing to forgive him or give him a second chance.

As love and hate compete for Ruby's heart, James will try everything he can to win her back.

Readers have fallen for the Maxton Hall series

PHENOMENAL. SHOW STOPPING. GROUNDBREAKING 5 Review

This book was spectacular and I cant wait to see what is in store for Ruby and James 5 Review

So I need all of you reading this review to put this book on your TBRs NOW because this was bloody fantastic 5 Review