I have not read all of the stories in the Davey’s Rules series but I wish I had. I’ve read enough of them to understand what the series is about so I wasn’t lost at all when I read Rules to Ignore. I do suggest reading this series in order for maximum enjoyment.

The blurb tells you everything you need to know about the book. I’ll tell you how much I loved it and how it made me feel. The story hit on all of my emotions. Davey is quite funny at times and so is Sammy.

When people start assuming the Davey and Sammy are a couple it causes the two of them to reexamine their relationship. Davey has been there for Sammy through everything. His kids call him Uncle Davey but the truth is that he’s been more like another father to them. Davey seems to have a special touch when it comes to handling the teenage drama of Sammy’s daughter Samantha Jade. He is the voice of reason when Sammy wants to throttle Samantha when she does something stupid and potentially dangerous.

I really can’t say enough good things about this book and series. After reading the first one (for me it was book 3, Rules for Santa) I was really intrigued with Davey and couldn’t wait to read his story. I didn’t know that his book would be the last one is the series but it was definitely worth the wait. I now want to go back and read the other books in the series.

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Preston finally held my card out, but didn’t release it when I reached for it. “Not so fast, boo. I know you’re going to disappear the second I let this go—and you’ll be too distracted to pay attention when I read the announcements—so I want to run over a few things. We have the tables set up in a row against the far wall, as we discussed. You’ll begin your date by handing this card to the moderator.”

“Moderator? And who will that be?” Preston looked irritated when I interrupted, but I wasn’t sure I needed my interactions to be judged.

Preston rolled his eyes. “We discussed it, remember? Pay attention, sweetie. Our regulars have volunteered to act as moderators. They aren’t there to interact, so just ignore them. They will take each of your cards and rate your three-minute date. At the end of the event, we’ll look through everyone’s cards and match couples according to those ratings. You’ll have the same moderator, because you won’t change tables. So I’d suggest picking someone you like before you choose their table. When the bell rings, the boy will move on to his next date while a new one will take the seat in front of you.”

When he finally let go of the card, I frowned at it for a second. “No wonder I didn’t know what was going on, that sounds complicated. I probably zoned out during our planning sessions.”

“Right? You did seem to get distracted easily, now that I think about it.” Preston paused and smiled kindly. “Relax, Davey. The only thing different about tonight is the length of the date and the side of the table you’re sitting on. Remember to keep an open mind and have fun. Besides, didn’t I see Sammy walk in with you? If he’s doing the mixer, at least you know you’ll have a three-minute break to bitch at your bestie about what I’m putting you through.” He paused to waggle his eyebrows. “Unless maybe you’d prefer to make better use of those three minutes and explore the chemistry everybody sees between the two of you.”

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