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It's a Waverly Life (Waverly Bryson #2)

by Maria Murnane (Goodreads Author)

3.87 of 5 stars 3.87 · rating details · 562 ratings · 73 reviews

After rebounding from a broken engagement and relinquishing her job in sports PR, the irrepressible Waverly Bryson has a new man, a new career, and a new lease on life. Her part-time gig as an advice columnist has proven to be as entertaining as it is affirming, and her fledgling greeting card line, Honey Notes, is off to a promising start. After a series of disastrous rom...more

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Feb 26, 2012 gille rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I loved Perfect on Paper, and I loved It's a Waverly Life, too! The story picks up where Perfect on Paper left off.. Waverly has moved on to the next phase of her life, writing her column for the San Francisco Sun and producing her Honey Notes. She and Jake are working on their long-distance relationship and things are not going as planned. While perfect for each other, something holds Waverly back...

It's a Waverly Life has just the right amount of conflict, drama, sadness, and joy. I read the b...more

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Dec 28, 2011 Danielle rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: books-i-own, chicklit, for-review

Recovering from a terribly bad break-up and moving into a career where she dishes out advice to recipients of terrible dates wasn’t exactly what Waverly Bryson had planned on. Charging forward into a new career, new life and potentially new love Waverly’s determined to make it but isn’t quite sure where to start. Fortunately for her she has some amazing friends, a fabulous new boyfriend and a very mysterious neighbor with a penchant for knowing exactly what she needs & when she needs to hear...more Recovering from a terribly bad break-up and moving into a career where she dishes out advice to recipients of terrible dates wasn’t exactly what Waverly Bryson had planned on. Charging forward into a new career, new life and potentially new love Waverly’s determined to make it but isn’t quite sure where to start. Fortunately for her she has some amazing friends, a fabulous new boyfriend and a very mysterious neighbor with a penchant for knowing exactly what she needs & when she needs to hear it. Things can go only up unless her appearance on a very popular morning news show goes completely wrong, but Waverly is certain that’s not possible.

Hilarious. If I had to sum up It’s a Waverly Life in one word that would be the one; hilarious! Waverly Bryson reminded me of every chick lit character I’ve ever loved and hoped for. She’s a bit of Becky Bloomwood and Elle Woods rolled into one smashing character. Not only is she funny, quirky and at times a complete klutz but she’s also intelligent, thoughtful and entirely human. Waverly is the kind of character you can see yourself in completely, because who hasn’t said (or not said) entirely the wrong thing at the wrong time?

Besides being completely in love with Waverly’s character I also loved the story. In a way it reminded me a great deal of Sophie Kinsella’s Shopaholic because of the newspaper columnist aspect of Waverly’s job and the writing style of the book, but there were a number of other things that stood out. Waverly’s relationships with her two other girlfriends were fantastic! On numerous occasions they get together over drinks and the humor that follows is second to none. At one point in the story Waverly offends her best friend Andie and what I enjoyed about this was that it wasn’t the end of the relationship by any means. You certainly have time to worry about their friendship, but it’s honest and real. In addition to the friendship aspect of the story I loved the character of “Red”, her next door neighbor and her co-workers at the newspaper Ivy and Nick. All of these relationships make up an astounding cast of characters that bring the story to life.

Of course I can’t fail to mention Waverly’s romantic interest Jake McIntyre because he was delightful. There were a few times I had wished things would move a little faster with the two of them, but their varying locations (one in San Francisco and one in Atlanta) made that a bit difficult. Overall though I loved that things seemed to progress relatively naturally for the both of them, it made it that much more believable and hugely more romantic.

It’s a Waverly Life by Maria Murnane is by far one of the funniest and most enjoyable Chick Lit novels of 2011! Waverly Bryson and her cast of friends, family and co-workers are a laugh a minute but carry very real and believable experiences with them throughout the pages of this brilliant story. Though this is the second in the Waverly Bryson series it easily could be a stand alone novel, though after reading it I don’t know how you could resist picking up the first in the series Perfect on Paper. Maria Murnane is an author I’ll be anticipating great novels from in the future and I’m honestly hoping there’s another story in the works with her fabulous leading lady Waverly!

Originally reviewed and copyrighted at my site, Chick Lit Reviews and News.(less)

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Dec 14, 2011 Krystal rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc

Looking for a main character who will make you laugh and shake your head at the same time? This is the book for you. Waverly is always surrounded by drama, some she creates herself and some she seems to walk into. She finally seems to have her life back on track. She has a new boyfriend and her job is doing well. It doesn't seem to be long, though, before new complications begin popping up. Will Waverly find a way to control the drama or will it take over her life?

As a character, Waverly is very...more

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Dec 13, 2011 Jac (For Love and Books) rated it 4 of 5 stars

I feel like I need to start by saying that I have not read the first book in this series - Perfect on Paper - so keep that in mind if you have read the previous book.

It took me a little while to get into this one, which opens with Waverly and her friends muddling their way through marriage and relationships (one is married, the other two want to be!) And I found these relationships to be very realistic.

Waverly herself wasn't really my cup of tea, but I see where a lot of people would just adore...more

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Dec 03, 2011 Britni rated it 5 of 5 stars

Two years ago I raved about my new favorite chick-lit book Perfect on Paper by Maria Murnane. And this week I got to see what happened to Ms. Waverly Bryson in the sequel It's A Waverly Life. In It's a Waverly Life, Waverly has new friends, a new job, and a new boyfriend. Sounds perfect right? It would be for anyone but Waverly, who continually puts her foot in her mouth and screws even the best things up.

I love chick-lit especially when there is a main character like Waverly. She's a strong and...more

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Oct 18, 2012 Micah rated it 3 of 5 stars

This second Waverly Bryson novel picks up pretty much right where the last one left off. In this adventure Waverly adjusts to kind of having a boyfriend, her best friend becoming pregnant and moving onto a new phase in her life, and writing a love/relationship advice column. Being who she is Waverly struggles throughout most of the book because she has a hard time accepting change and letting people in. I will admit that it became a little tiresome watching Waverly blow it again and again becaus...more

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Dec 03, 2011 Sally rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-2011

It's a Waverly Life continues the trials and tribulations of Waverly Bryson that were first introduced in Paper is Priceless.

I did enjoy reading this book but I found the first half to be very frustrating and ironic. The irony coming in from Waverly being a free lance advice columnist and yet she is very indecisive and critical about her own relationships with her friends, Dad and boyfriend. Waverly makes many faux pas which in the book are called 'Waverly moments'. The frustration came with th...more

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Dec 02, 2011 Missy (Missy's Reads & Reviews) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

To begin, I had actually never read Murnane's first Waverly book, Perfect on Paper, until I was actually finished with this book. Having said that, there was never a moment while I was reading It's A Waverly Life that made me feel lost when there was a reference to the first book. However, after reading this book, I immediately wanted to go back and read the first because Waverly is an amazing character that's easy to relate to and a personality that will charm the wits out of you. You just can'...more

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Nov 09, 2011 Allison rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Have you ever had a book that you were afraid to read or finish reading because you knew that you would enjoy it so much!?? So now, after finishing it, you have to sit and hope the author will write another book to continue on the series!?!! We'll, that is how I feel about this book, "It's A Waverly Life" by Maria Murnane.

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After a hard-won recovery from personal heartbreak and professional disappointment, thirty-year-old Waverly Bryson finds herself happily enmeshed in a new relationship...more Have you ever had a book that you were afraid to read or finish reading because you knew that you would enjoy it so much!?? So now, after finishing it, you have to sit and hope the author will write another book to continue on the series!?!! We'll, that is how I feel about this book, "It's A Waverly Life" by Maria Murnane.

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After a hard-won recovery from personal heartbreak and professional disappointment, thirty-year-old Waverly Bryson finds herself happily enmeshed in a new relationship, a new job, and a new decade. Her career as the advice columnist behind Honey On Your Mind is taking off, and the future of her fledgling greeting-card line, Honey Notes, is looking bright. Better yet, her long-distance relationship with handsome, NBA physical therapist Jake McIntyre is a refreshing change from the dating disasters of her twenties. But love is never easy. Even though her relationship with her ex-fiance ended two years ago, Waverly still worries she’ll end up broken-hearted again. When Waverly gets invited on the Today Show for Valentine’s Day to share advice from her dating column she’s thrilled by her big break, but a few slips on live television put her own relationships in serious jeopardy. It might just take some “divine” intervention, a la It’s A Wonderful Life, to help Waverly fix this one.

This is the 2nd book about Waverly and her adventures of going through life's ups and downs. If you didn't read the 1st book "Perfect on Paper," you should still be able to read this one with no problem, but if I were you I would get it and read it too!!

I really enjoyed the flow of the story throughout the book. Every chapter has you wondering will she or won't she do this, or that. Would "I" do what she did?? I felt like the author knew something about MY life that she put into the story! I especially liked the 'special' neighbor that is helpful to her, without her really realizing it. The only slow part of the book for me was toward the end when Waverly got everyone together at her house to make her big announcement. It just seemed a bit too long of a scene for what was said for me. If you want to sit back with your favorite drink and read a cozy story that makes you laugh and cry, this is the book for you!

The author, Maria Murnane, has created a character that could easily be any one of us single girls out there longing to find THE ONE person we want to share our lives with forever, the ONE job that will make us happy, and the friends and family that make ones life worth living!!(less)

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Jan 23, 2012 Jael rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Waverly Bryson needs to grow up. No she is not a real person, but she is the main character of It's A Waverly Life by Maria Murnane. This is the second time around for this character. I didn't read the first book, Perfect on Paper, but I don't think that matters.

After a failed engagement and a career change, things are looking up for Waverly. She has a dating advice column and a greeting card business. She's also started dating the handsome Jake McIntyre, a physical therapist for the Atlanta Haw...more Waverly Bryson needs to grow up. No she is not a real person, but she is the main character of It's A Waverly Life by Maria Murnane. This is the second time around for this character. I didn't read the first book, Perfect on Paper, but I don't think that matters.

After a failed engagement and a career change, things are looking up for Waverly. She has a dating advice column and a greeting card business. She's also started dating the handsome Jake McIntyre, a physical therapist for the Atlanta Hawks. The relationship isn't perfect with Waverly living in San Francisco and Jake in Atlanta. She likes Jake, but she is afraid to let him into her inner circle. That job belongs to her two best friends Andie and McKenna. They know everything about Waverly. They can knock back a few cocktails and gossip about their relationships. Their friendship brought me back to the days of Sex and the City. Waverly is the writer (a la Carrie Bradshaw), McKenna is married and pregnant (paging Charlotte York), and Andie moves from relationship to relationship (a watered down version of Samantha Jones).

Every time Jake gets too close, Waverly just freezes. She's too afraid to get hurt. Waverly can tell men and women how to overcome their dating disasters, but can't follow her own advice.

"It was amazing how inarticulate I could be at times, given that I was being paid to use...words." (Pg. 57)

Her relationship with Jake is always filled with awkward silences, missed phone calls, and e-mails. All the while I'm thinking, "You idiot!!" Many women would love to be in her position. Friends, a man who is actually interested in you, and a fun career. Things like that don't just fall off trees. I kept thinking how many ways can you keep sabotaging this relationship? She has a pregnancy scare, but does she tell Jake right away? No. I can understand somewhat. Why speak until you're sure? But if you're so scared about the future, why not tell him? At the time, even Jake was going through some personal problems. Wouldn't it be good for your relationship if you could comfort him face-to-face. Wouldn't it be nice to have someone to talk to? But Waverly is afraid to have deep conversations with Jake. Once the small talk is done, what else can Waverly say?

I wasn't sure if this book was trying to be chick-lit? Funny beach read? Or something deeper. There are the light-hearted moments with her friends, but then Waverly is constantly struggling with her confidence. I also thought she was afraid to grow up. It takes a while to get there, but Waverly does take control of her life. There is hope for her future.

Rating: Give it a try

Note: I received a copy of the book from the author's publicist (Little Bird Publicity) in exchange for an honest review.(less)

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Nov 26, 2011 Cheryl rated it 4 of 5 stars

Waverly and her friends are dealing with married life and new relationships. For Waverly, this is scary. Jake McIntyre is the first serious guy that Waverly has dated since her fiancé broke up with her. The stress of not wanting to mess things up with Jake is getting to Waverly and making her push Jake away. As if that was not enough. Waverly has to deal with a new job.

It’s a Waverly Life is book two of the Waverly Bryson books. I would recommend reading Perfect on Paper first. This book is foc...more

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Dec 29, 2011 Jen Johnston rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read2011

Ah, how I love Waverly Bryson! I read and loved Maria Murnane's first book about Waverly Bryson, Perfect on Paper: The (Mis)adventures of Waverly Bryson "Perfect on Paper" and as soon as I realized there was another novel, I started speed-reading the book I was already into just to get to it faster. I was not disappointed. The book is a light, easy and quick read; perfect for the post-holiday period. And as a single girl in San Francisco, I can't help but relate to not just the plight of single...more

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Nov 23, 2011 Laurel-Rain rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Waverly Bryson is a single, thirty-something woman living in San Francisco and trying to find her niche. She has her own dating column "Honey on Your Mind" and products she has developed called "Honey Notes." She also has some trust issues after being dumped just before her wedding by her fiancé.

Almost immediately, I felt like I was a part of the friendship circle Waverly shares with friends Andie and McKenna, and I absolutely loved how the author brought San Francisco and its neighborhoods aliv...more

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Nov 21, 2011 Meredith Schorr rated it 5 of 5 stars

I loved the follow-up to Murnane's "Perfect on Paper", which followed protagonist Waverly Bryson as she treaded the dating waters with new guy Jake and continued her new career writing a dating column and designing "Honey" greeting cards.

Much of the book deals with Waverly's trust issues with men as a result of her strained relationship with her father and also being dumped by her ex fiance a week before the wedding. Waverly has no problem leaning on her girlfriends for advice and reassurance bu...more

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Nov 09, 2011 Rachel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, kindle-reads

When I first read "Perfect On Paper", I had so much fun. Waverly Bryson is like the American Bridget Jones. Probably cooler. Definitely funnier. I was excited to read "It's a Waverly Life". I finished it up last night (ok, I was REALLY excited since it's the day it first came out), and the book was just plain FUN. It was great to get back into Waverly's (mis)adventures and to see what kind of damage she would do to her relationships. In my review of Maria Murnane's first book, I said I didn't th...more

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Nov 16, 2011 Sarah Paul Garcia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ahhh... that rascally Waverly is back! I enjoyed reading the first book, so when I found out another book had come out I simply had to read it. Waverly gets herself into just as much trouble in this book as she did the first, but in trying to maintain a relationship instead of trying to get over one. The same sense of humor that was in the first book is found in this one, but I will say a bit of the heart is out of it. I think the author may have felt a bit of pressure to follow up the first boo...more

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Jun 03, 2012 Angela Risner rated it 2 of 5 stars

Overall Waverly is not a bad character. She has issues expressing her feelings with the man she is interested in - haven't we all? But the book itself seems to have an identity crisis: Is it a lighthearted beach-y read or is it a bit more serious?

I would say that it's trying to be both and that almost never works out. Waverly does just about every dumb thing a woman can do in a budding relationship. But she is also dealing with some emotional baggage.

I worry that when a girl reads this book, she...more

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Apr 14, 2013 Nina rated it 4 of 5 stars

This second book was better than the first. Like the first, it took a little bit for the book to take off, but after a few chapters, you just want to continue reading it. The first was wayyy too unbeliveable to be true, her Waverly's humor and friendship kept me reading. This one focused more on reality on life and relationships, although there is a touch of fantasy in here. Jake became more three dimensional as a character, but again I liked how he wasn't the main focus, just one of the many as...more

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May 13, 2013 Mercedes rated it 3 of 5 stars

So here we go...book two in the "Waverly Bryson" series. Ok she's got the guy, she's got a "better" job so what now? Well in true Waverly style she messes it all up. Now Waverly has her "Honey Notes" and she's working as an advice columnist and she and Jake are trying to connect and make it all work. Well all it takes is one flub up on national television for Waverly to mess it all up. Really that's the book in a nutshell. Of course by the end she's flying to another country but that just adds t...more

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Nov 06, 2011 Lauren rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: own

After reading about Waverly’s first set of (mis)adventures in Perfect on Paper, I couldn’t wait to see what was up next for her. Would things work out between her and Jake? Would her Honey Notes business succeed or become one big mess? There were so many questions, and thankfully, most of them were answered in It’s a Waverly Life, a witty and fast paced sequel that managed to rise high above up my expectations.

It’s a Waverly Life starts up a little while after Perfect on Paper left off. Waverle...more After reading about Waverly’s first set of (mis)adventures in Perfect on Paper, I couldn’t wait to see what was up next for her. Would things work out between her and Jake? Would her Honey Notes business succeed or become one big mess? There were so many questions, and thankfully, most of them were answered in It’s a Waverly Life, a witty and fast paced sequel that managed to rise high above up my expectations.

It’s a Waverly Life starts up a little while after Perfect on Paper left off. Waverley’s life is steadily improving due to her recent career change as well as her budding romance with Jake. However, just as everything seems to go in Waverly’s life, perfect may just not stay that way, because as it turns out, her relationship with Jake isn’t nearly as great as she hoped, and her Honey Notes business is facing quite a few setbacks. What’s a girl to do- run or tough it out? Waverly doesn’t know but she’s sure to find out along the way.

Waverly may have had a few improvements to her life, but she’s still the same Waverly she was in Perfect on Paper: witty, sarcastic, and just a tiny bit awkward. However, in this addition, Waverly faces something new: big change. Moreover, Waverly still faces plenty of embarrassing yet hilarious mishaps in this one, especially when she lands on one of the biggest morning TV news shows and manages to cause quite a stir. It’s a Waverly Life also features some of the many lovely characters of the first novel as well as a few new additions. Nearly everyone managed to grow in some new way and bring something to the book. However, my personal favorite would have to be Red, but I wish there was more of him in the book.

In this addition, Maria Murnane had a variety of plot events as well as twists and turns that constantly had me on the edge of my seat, dying to know what would occur next. I especially loved seeing how Waverly’s relationship grew with Jake in this addition. When the plot didn’t focus on that, it focused on the variety of changes Waverly was facing in her personal as well as work life, as mentioned before. Seeing Waverly face the numerous changes ended up making the book even better, especially given how many of the problems she faced were realistic.

In all, It’s a Waverly Life is a fabulous and action-paced addition to The Mis(adventures) of Waverly Bryson series. I can only hope there will be another book, because I would love to see what’s next for Waverly, Jake, and all their friends.

Grade: A(less)

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Apr 11, 2012 Star (The Bibliophilic Book Blog) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed

I never read the first Waverly book, Perfect on Paper, but I didn't feel as if I missed anything. It's a Waverly Life is a cute and relaxing read which zips you along through the chaos that is Waverly's life. As those around her reach new life milestones and her own life is falling apart, Waverly's got to suck it up and put on her big-girl shoes. Funny, quirky, and a quick read, Ms. Murnane has written a great escape read.

Waverly Bryson Series: Perfect on Paper (1), It's a Waverly Life (2)

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Apr 13, 2013 Libby Gordon rated it 4 of 5 stars

When I started reading Perfect on Paper, I really had some BAD feelings about this book and Waverly and the author that created Waverly but because I really hate not finishing books, I kept at it and ended up loving it. This book was even better and I truly love Waverly. Murlane is definitely growling as a writer and I'm anxious to start the third book in the series Honey on your Mind. These books are very light but good little novels. I would recommend d them to anyone who needs/wants a break f...more

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Dec 26, 2012 Angi rated it 4 of 5 stars

So cute! Great sequel to Perfect on Paper- not quite as funny. I loved being back into their world and I love Waverly. It's nice to have a train wreck character who isn't a complete idiot. She has some moments but it feels more realistic than some other books. Still love all the characters and it's been fun watching Waverly start to grow up. Also it makes me want to move to 'San Fran'--haa!

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Aug 07, 2012 Auriella rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012

What a great sequel! I had forgotten how much I had enjoyed the first boom which apparently I read almost 2 years ago and was thrilled to find that she had written a second book... And can wait to start the third!
The story was endearing even though a bit predictable. The characters are cute and who doesn't love to read about people with stupid problems that find a way to overcome?

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Jan 05, 2013 Beth Bedee rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit

I devoured this book. I haven't enjoyed a series this much since Shopaholic. My only problem is that I'm going to fly trough the books and then be sad that there are no more to read. I liked this one even better than "Perfect on Paper" because of the romance aspect. I love the way Waverly and her friends speak in these books. It makes me smile because I use a lot of the same phrases. On to book 3.

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Dec 11, 2011 Cherise rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: arc-or-review-copy, fiction, real-to-life-fiction, romance

I put off reading this book for a long time because I loved Perfect on Paper so much, I was afraid I'd be disappointed. It's a Waverly life was a great sequel. It doesn't have the same feel as Perfect on Paper, its not as funny, it's a more serious book, deeper. I'm sorry I put off reading it this long, it didn't disappoint at all. I love Waverly Bryson and her friends and life!

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Jan 21, 2013 Katie/Doing Dewey rated it 3 of 5 stars

Oh no! It’s a Waverly Life started with Waverly solidly back at square one in terms of personal growth and self-confidence. I was pretty disappointed in our heroine, as her insecurities directly caused nearly all the challenges she faces in this book. However, she pulled herself together faster than in the first book and she does eventually deal with the challenges she’s facing head on. It’s a believable segue to her becoming permanently more confident as she deals with all her demons. By the en...more

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Dec 14, 2011 Angela rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love this book! I want Waverly as my best friend. It's hilarious, touching, and very "real." Not the typical chick lit. I think many readers can relate to Waverly and the trickiness of navigating new romance, a new career path, family and friendship. I hope there is a sequel to this sequel!

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Oct 20, 2012 Kelly rated it 3 of 5 stars

I enjoy the waverly books as I have read all three of them. It is interesting to see the characters from one book to the other and I guess part of it is that I can relate to them. They are all in their 20s and 30s balancing relationships and careers trying to figure it all out.

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Nov 23, 2011 Kathleen Crowell rated it 4 of 5 stars

Waverly got me through my head cold! I love her! In all seriousness--she is a totally funny character--well-written to be so funny and vulnerable--the one point in the book where she hides behind a tree to see Jake--it just breaks my heart! Highly recommend!

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A former PR executive who abandoned a successful career to pursue a more fulfilling life as a novelist and speaker, Maria Murnane is the bestselling author of the romantic comedies Perfect on Paper, It's a Waverly Life, Honey on Your Mind, and Chocolate for Two. Learn more and sign up for her newsletter at www.murnane.com

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