Do-Gooder

Does a bad girl deserve love?

A sassy, sweet and heartfelt novel about letting go of the past.

Lara Montgomery is no good.

But she’s used to it by now – her high school reputation has followed her all the way to Bay University. She tells herself she doesn’t care, but a small part of her hopes she can neutralise the bad karma by doing good deeds for anyone who asks.

She’s really good at it, even if she does say so herself. But deep down, she knows there’s one thing she can never make better, no matter how many problems she solves . . . On the night her brother died, she was off hooking up with his not-so-single best friend, Fletch.

Deep down, Lara knows there’s one thing she can never make better, no matter how many problems she solves . . . On the night her brother died, she was hooking up with his not-so-single best friend, Fletch.

It’s been three years since that night, and Fletch has had it with Lara’s do-gooding – it only reminds everyone in their small university town about what they did. But Lara is determined to wipe the slate clean, even if it means heated arguments with Fletch whenever they meet on the way to class.

Trouble is, there’s more than just heat between Lara and Fletch – there are sparks and fire that can’t be ignored. But with Lara’s troubled past, she’s not sure she ever deserves happiness, even when it’s standing right in front of her.