4 Smooches!
Synopsis
Whitley Hayes is an ordinary girl with a gypsy heart. College is the only constant in her life. She’s made a lot of mistakes and she intends on keeping them in the past.
Move on and forget.
That’s her motto.
Jennings Cohen is no ordinary man—not at all. He would have never imagined his life would turn into such a spectacle. The tabloids exploit him, fans stalk him and the paparazzi are relentless. It’s not always fun being Jennings.
It doesn’t help that he has a secret. One that comes at a price he’s not sure he can pay.
Relationships get complicated and hearts shatter.
It’s not easy living a lie, but it’s easier than telling the truth.
Review
“The problem with our world is we don’t believe in magic. We always want it to somehow solve our problems, but then we don’t actually trust in it. Maybe we need to start seeing the magic in all of the good things in our life and embrace its power.”
Wow…This book is full of twists and turns, love, drama, suspense…just a little bit of all of it. I really liked the leading male, Jennings Cohen. He is a famous movie star, a bonafide, uber famous actor. But he is also recognized for being a playboy and a womanizer…hmmm sounds like a lovely Alpha Male?
Jennings Cohen is no ordinary man—not at all. He would have never imagined his life would turn into such a spectacle. The tabloids exploit him, fans stalk him and the paparazzi are relentless. It’s not always fun being Jennings.
It doesn’t help that he has a secret. One that comes at a price he’s not sure he can pay.
It doesn’t help that he has a secret. One that comes at a price he’s not sure he can pay.
I liked the leading lady Whitley Hayes. She is just living life, trying to figure out her personal relationships and then this man-Jennings jumps into her cab while being chased by a bunch of fans and her life as she knows it starts to change.
Whitley Hayes is an ordinary girl with a gypsy heart. College is the only constant in her life. She’s made a lot of mistakes and she intends on keeping them in the past.
Move on and forget. That’s her motto.
Move on and forget. That’s her motto.
This is my first read by Cassie Graham. I enjoyed her writing style. I do have to share that in the beginning some of the book seemed “wordy” but as the book went on, it got a lot better and it kept me wanting to read and turn the pages. 🙂 There are some crazy twists and turns that would just pop up and I was like…umm what just happened here? or where did this just come from?? But all in all I did like the way the book flowed. I definitely recommend this book 🙂
I gave this book 4 Smooches
Trish 🙂
