Review: Take It Easy - Wingman Short Story Collection - Daisy Prescott

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Review: Take It Easy - Book #2.5 Wingman Short Story - Daisy Prescott - July 2015

You know how sometimes we get stuck in a little reading slump where everything you try is just not kicking it and grabbing your attention and then the time is busy ticking away and you feel like screaming as you just need something to scratch that reading itch? This is one of the reasons I love having access to a few short stories/ novellas, books that I know will be quick reads and hit that spot. One of my favourite authors who I discovered over ten years ago was Daisy Prescott. After her book Geoducks are for Lovers where we met Diane and John Day, she wrote some more books in this series and then a couple of spin-off series that were varying sizes. Take It Easy is one of those books, Diane and John Day have just married and celebrating a romantic weekend away in the bush with John's best friend Tom, and his current flame Hailey. Tom feels that he needs to initiate Diane and working with John, creates a prank. Of course, Hailey knows it's a joke and decides with Diane to create their one and get back at the boys.  Who will win the prank war in the bush? Will it be Team Men or  Team Female? Find out in this fun quick read "Take It Easy" by Daisy Prescott.

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