Joshua was a hot male who had made a name as a  fitness model in a holiday lingerie show who had a kind heart. Joshua had also been in the Air force and loved to play video games.  Joshua had worked with the famous Mrs. Kruss and on a recommend he was hired with former military models. He was also to escort a famous model down the runway in a grand show. When Joshua went to the facility tv prepare it was another world with blatantly clad females some were nude. Joshua had no reaction other than a little embarrassment and confusing. Then Joshua saw Autumn  who seemed to be the organizer or body handler of sorts the first thought Joshua had was he wished she was handling his body. Autumn was having her own problems as she was the representative Layne Media. She was the event organizer joshua was was assigned to be property of Bianca who was a famous lingerie model and the legendary face of of Pandora’s Fantasy Lingerie. Bianca also had a stalker.  Then Pandora’s father created drama - the majority of pandora who was a manipulative narcissist. Autumn’ sister and partner was determined to have more of Pandora. Something from the past was affecting Autumn and her sisters relationship. Joshua became headline news as he was thrown into a media circus when he became engaged to the model. Joshua is very attracted to Autumn but now engaged because of his big heart and saving Bianca.  Autumn is attracted to Joshua and loves to play video games also.

I enjoyed reading this book. It was a fun fun read with some danger shot inI liked the fast pace and plot. I would have liked this to have been a little longer. I admired Autumn’s loyalty to to her sister even if I didn’t like her sister. There was, danger, heat hot models- especially males, romance, mystery, a meddling relative, gaming nerd, ex military, a stalker, and a lot more in this book. It was never explained - or I missed it- why younger Autumn took the blame for things that happened when she was eighteen. I liked the characters and the ins and outs and I recommend.

Matthew Lance is a rich owner of Lancer Industries. But one call by Sharina and he becomes Lance the super model . Andi is a romance author rather shy but definitely a fan of Lance’s. But Andi  has almost closed herself off from everything. But  did agree to work  with Lance. Lance is attracted to Andi. But he decides to go real slow. Then someone tries to take over his company and in the fray Andi is kidnapped.

I really liked this story. It really is more than a romance which makes it even better I loved the characters especially Matthew and Andi for all the twists and turns they went through. I like the story and plot a lot also. I recommend.

I received an ARC of this story for an honest review.

Found At the Library - Christi Snow 3.5 stars

Mac and Tommy met at the library which held a library public sale. Mac got smitten so fast at the very first time meeting Tommy. Mac is an author and bibliophile (not that Tommy know of). So imagine how shocked he is when he asked about books Tommy's buying. Mac was being a judgmental prick. Tommy feel offended and leave him. But then, Mac was not going to give up the person that has been hunted his mind for weeks. He's determined to find that man.

What I liked :
- Mac still the sweetest guy on earth although Tommy keep pushing him away.
- The sex are hot.
- I love it when Mac gets protective to Tommy. <3<br/>- I really liked the epilogue!

What I disliked :
- I don't like how Tommy 'hurts' Mac. I know he's damaged. But that's not an excuse to hurt someone else.
- The angst is too dramatic for me.

*ARC was provided from Netgalley for an honest review.*

This is my first book of Christi Snow, which I found thanks to a status update from a friend. There were some things I really like and things that really annoyed me (and influenced my reading experience). Okay, let's see ... let me start with what I liked from the story.

I thought it started strongly. I loved the beginning -- the descriptions of the library with so many books in sight. I mean, this sentence alone -- The aroma of paper and ink permeated his senses like nothing else in this world. Being in the midst of all this literary brilliance was honestly his favorite time of the year -- made me want to weep. The beauty and joy of being readers *sigh*. Only us could appreciate the aroma of paper and ink, right?

Also the theme of book and reading, and love for books or written text being executed in a different form of art by someone who enjoy books through different means (since Tommy was dyslexic he found his love for books by listening to audiobooks) -- that was something I truly appreciated. I liked that Ms. Snow created a thing of a challenge for his character, Mac, in order to see that celebration of books and stories can come in so many ways.

When it comes to character, I did like Mac. Sure, he did something that I thought bordering to creepily stalker-ish in the beginning but I could also see that he was a hopeless case because he liked Tommy. So I was able to forgive this sucker a little bit *lol*. The female characters were also likable; always nice to see women who takes non sense when it comes to the men in their lives.

I enjoyed the secondary plot related to Tommy's younger brother, Ryder. It provided a kind of angst -- a good one, because when it came to angst between Tommy and Mac, I thought it was unnecessary, but I'll get to that later -- in addition to giving a different take on Tommy. I was slightly annoyed with Tommy as a character (which I will explain) but I couldn't deny his love towards his brother. It helped his case, so to speak.

Now, the things that I didn't fully enjoyed...

Tommy was a bit too prickly for me, and he also quickly jumped into conclusion, which contributed to the unnecessary separation. I'm NOT a huge fan of Big Misunderstanding theme in romance, and this definitely had one. The whole thing about men don't talk about things, and the idea of "you should make your move first" grates on my nerves every time. Tommy could easily asked Mac about why he decided to do that with his character (yes, Tommy made a conclusion without even reading Mac's book). Tommy could also picked up a phone and talk it all out.

I also had big issue regarding the flow. I think about the last third of the story, Ms. Snow decided to include excerpts of Mac's book (in order for Tommy to understand Mac's feeling). Not just one but ten installments. It became "a book within a book" and for me it disrupted the flow. It felt like an attempt to add more pages and extend the separation between Tommy and Mac. I found it not effective nor efficient (I ended up skimming this part).

But in conclusion, I still thought this was a good introduction of a new series. I am especially excited when I see the couple for book two, because that sounds like a recipe for great romance story.



The ARC is provided by the author via Netgalley for an exchange of fair and honest review. No high rating is required for any ARC received.

An enjoyable read. I’m usually up for a rockstar story. (Rockstars and tattoo artist are totally my bag, so please send ‘em my way!) While this wasn’t about his bad boy life, the story of Dex is still full of rockstar drama.

Dex and Jack are sexy and sweet together. For all the book is 235 pages, I could have easily read more details about their lives adjusting to post-rockstar and coming out of the closet things. The blurb is a little misleading, as it says more about Kelsey being an impetus for them to get together than I really felt occurred.

The bigger challenge was Jack being in the closet in his teeny tiny town. There’s plenty of backstory and torment there for any relationship. Add to it that Dex is on the run from some super sadistic, creepy bad guys, and eek.

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Book Disclosure: An ebook was provided by the publisher via NetGalley.