Second Chance Boyfriend picks up a couple months after One Week Girlfriend, where Fable is left wondering if Drew will ever come back to her and Drew is trying his best to come to terms with his past and become a better person for himself, and for Fable. These two run into each other fairly early on in this book, and it becomes obvious that they just can't stay away from each other. I really liked how this book was focused more around Fable, although Drew's troubles do get resolved, too. It was good to see Drew being there for Fable and supporting her, so I think this was the perfect sequel to their story. 
 Fable continues to be a strong female protagonist in this book and you really start to see how messed up her life is, how she deals with everything, and how she fights for the people she loves. She's a great sister, even if she has her own doubts. I love her relationship with Owen. Things change quite drastically for Fable, some bad, some good, and I think Monica did an excellent job telling her story. 
 Drew has changed quite a bit since the first book and I love him more for it. After hitting rock bottom, he finally gets his act together and starts to see a therapist. As he gets his act together, he starts expressing himself in better ways, like through poetry and writing, and I really liked how his character changed for the better. This time around, it's about him showing Fable that he can be the right man for her. He can be the one she comes to for support, trust, and love. He definitely matures a lot in this book and I think he was way better for Fable now as opposed to how he was in One Week Girlfriend. 
 Overall, I was very pleased with how things ended for Drew and Fable. They went through a lot of emotional stuff. I loved how Monica took two very damaged characters, made them fall in love, and showed readers how that love could change a person so dramatically. The ending was pretty crazy, I'll tell you that, and things with Drew's situation gets resolved in quite an unexpected way, and I really liked where Monica took it. This was a pretty good NA title and if you're an NA fan, I'd highly recommend you give Drew & Fable a read.