Back to Ruby’s (Ruby’s Bar #2)

Im so pleased that KC Luck has given us another chance to spend time with the regulars at Rubys Bar. This time, with the lease on their apartment being cancelled by the owner, roommates Marty and Rey are forced to face their feelings for one another as more than just friends. Their pals at Rubys know they belong together. Now if they can just get the hapless pair to acknowledge that as fact. Numerous forces keep them from getting to the point. A former high-school crush, friends marriage issues, finding a new place to live and a case of something worse than just having the blues all conspire against them. New Years Eve is approaching and Midnight may be the make it or break it moment for them. If they could just get a minute alone. This is a wonderful story and the characters are people with a lot going on! In fact they have so much going on, and there were so many story threads that were left hanging, you can almost feel a third book on the horizon. One can only hope!

KC LUCK has created a terrific sequel to her book WELCOME TO RUBY’S! This second installment was very well written, and allowed the reader to continue to follow the lives and loves of the clan! I couldn’t put it down. I strongly suggest that the author, KC, really continue the storyline and followup with a book #3…hint hint!

I just finished “Back to Ruby’s” and enjoyed it immensely. The book continues with the trials and tribulations of our friends from KC Luck’s Ruby’s Bar Book 1,”Welcome to Ruby’s.” I know it probably sounds very corny to call them “our” friends, but honestly, the characters are so well developed and so relatable that they actually do feel like our friends. The lesbian drama was delicious, and the fascinating plot line keeps the reader riveted. There is also a really important message about the problems with miscommunication and the seriousness of mental health issues. I loved this book, and I will eagerly await the next book in this series when it comes out.

Marty and Rey being the main characters kept this reader on her toes keeping up with their drama. The additional dramas added with the break up and the reappearance of an ex wife as well as an ex girlfriend added depth and to this story. This book was written very well and was enjoyable and entertaining. I liked it almost as much if not as much as the first book by K. C. Luck.

First book was fine. This one not so much. A mish mash of bait and switch, now you see it, now you dont.

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