Book Blurb :-
Paisley Bronson is a 27 year old successful advertising professional, but the most exciting part of her life happens outside of work. Claiming the life of a tag chaser toward the end of her college career has taught her one thing - never get too close. She has enjoyed her dating lifestyle, but when her best friend makes a bet that she won't ever be able to date a normal guy, her competitive nature takes control and she vows to change the game.
When Paisley meets the incredibly handsome and practically perfect Corbin Ray, she begins to think keeping her word might be easier than she thought. But when an accidental discovery reveals that Corbin is in the Army, she knows she must run the other way and never look back. Although it kills her, she aims to move on and look for a new prospect.
There's just one small problem.
Paisley's been assigned a new client at work, and his name is Corbin Ray.
Will Paisley and Corbin give in to the chemistry between them, or will their past and present complications keep them apart?
Immerse yourself in this fun and irresistibly
naughty game of cat and mouse.
Available
October 13th,
2013 for Kindle and Nook. Paperback will be available on Amazon, as
well.
Book passage
“You look like an angel,”
he says, grabbing my hand and pulling me back down with him instead
of standing up. He pulls me on top of him and presses his forehead to
mine, staring deep into my eyes. Slowly, he runs his hands through my
hair and pulls me closer, inch by inch, until our lips are touching
again. I swear his kisses could kill me, could take all of my life
and I would still want them.
“I’m
no angel, just like you’re no knight in shining armor,” I say,
thinking back to Thursday night when we first met.
“Hmm,
that may be. But I still think we could make a pretty good story
together,” he smiles, kissing down my neck to my collarbone.
“Oh,
you think so?” I laugh, letting his kisses blaze a fire down my
body.
“It’s
worth a shot, right? Who knows, it could be a fairy tale,” he says
as he stands up, pulling me with him.
“Or a train wreck.”
My Review :-
Cover : 4 stars
Sex/steaminess : 3 stars
Storyline : 3 stars
Characters : 4 stars
Overall rating : 3.5 stars
Personal rating : 3.5 stars but I'm rounding up to 4 stars.
Book Pairing:- M/F
Did it give me a book hangover :- No
Is this a review book or personal read
:- Review Book.
What did I like about the book.
* Hot army guy.
* The writing flowed well and it read really easy and quickly.
* The will they/ wont they wasn't over used. They fought and won each other back without it getting stale.
What I didn't like about the book.
* The dirty secret wasn't as bad as it was made out to be. This is a personal opinion but as we all know we are all different and view things differently. It's hard to go into detail as I dn't want to ruin the story for anyone.
Would I read more by this author?
Yes but as this is her first book and it's releasing soon I'm going to have to wait.
Would I recommend this book to others?
Yes to anyone that loves army men or just general romance readers.
About the author :-
Q
& A with Kandi
Who inspired you to start writing?
My
mom, definitely. She's actually very into reading like I am and is a
great writer herself. I hope to one day convince her to write a
novel, too. She inspired me when I was very young and encouraged me
to pursue my love of writing, no matter what. Everything
I've written from awful love poems in high school (yuck!) to decent
pieces in college, she has always been there for me.
Why
romance?
Great
question! I have no idea. I always pictured myself writing
non-fiction or nothing at all, but one of my final capstone courses
in college was an advanced fiction course that really turned me on to
the possibilities of creating a story. Why romance specifically?
Well, we could blame it on my husband for showing me love so early in
life, but it's probably more Disney's fault than anyone else's. I'm a
girl, I love to love, what could be better than romance writing?
How
do you write your novels?
Sporadically
and without any structure at all. Sometimes I'll be driving and I'll
whip out my phone and record something to write down later. Sometimes
I'll write a scene and sometimes I'll just write about my character
to get to know them better. Eventually, I sit down and map everything
out so that I don't forget anything (blonde moments are a habit for
me) and then I slowly start piecing it all together. It makes sense
to me, but if I told any of my professors this they might kill me
lol.
When
did you know you wanted to write a novel?
Honestly,
it hit me out of the blue. I got the idea for Tag Chaser when I was
in the shower and I just couldn't shake it. I was dreaming about the
characters, writing random scenes in my head, and just thinking about
them constantly. I decided it was a sign to stop being so scared of
failure and just write it. The way I see it, the worst thing that
could happen is no one likes it - and in that case it will still be
loved by me and that's what matters.
Why
should readers pick up Tag Chaser?
Tag
Chaser is a unique story that I think hasn’t been told yet. Often
times we fall in love with characters who are so perfect, either
individually or for each other. Tag Chaser is about exploring our
imperfections and learning not to fight that chemistry that sometimes
we just feel, whether it’s easy or not. I think anyone who reads
Tag Chaser will laugh and love, and those are both two very beautiful
things.
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