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I never dreamed I’d meet my celebrity crush while stealing every single pair of my best friend’s pants.
Trust me, my life is not that wild. In fact, the most excitement I usually get is running my fan-favorite Insta thirst account featuring butt-tastic pics of Hollywood superhero Carter Hayes. So, imagine my shock when, in the middle of the cruise ship hallway, I realize the guy whose shirt I'm stuffing slacks inside of is Carter disguised as a tourist. How I manage not to faint dead away, I've got no clue.
When word leaks that Carter might be on board, he asks me to help him maintain his cover. There’s no way I’m gonna say no to that. I just don't share that I’m the anonymous woman behind the fan account that reported sighting him onboard. No biggie. Right?
However, when things between us go from friendly to hot to OMG-I-can’t-keep-my-clothes-on-around-him, all I can do is hope he never discovers my secret. You see, somewhere along the way, Carter went from an untouchable movie star to the man I’m falling for.
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Review:
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Attracting Aubrey is the third stand-alone book in the Gone Wild series by Avery Flynn. Each book in the series is written by a different author and can be read out of order since all of the stories are happening simultaneously. I read Gaming Grace first and it made me worry about what I was going to read in this book. Thankfully, I had nothing to worry about and almost everything turned out ok.
The book begins with Aubrey stealing Grace's pants and her asking Carter's assistance to hide them from her friend. Carter who is trying to be undercover and go unnoticed agrees to help her and that's how Aubrey and Carter's story began. The blurb covers up the rest of the story very well and that's all you need to know about what the book is about.
I was really liking the book despite Aubrey's constant deception. For once, I wasn't tired of keeping the secret from the other main character and I think that the book's length helped with that. I loved the groveling and they way Aubrey interacted with the people at the place she was working. What bothers me about this story, is the way Carter acted after his talk with the little boy. I was expecting something grander and a better revelation. Still, it's only a small fraction of the story. I liked the romance between these two characters and I wouldn't mind seeing more of them. Overall, I enjoyed the book and I would recommend it.
Review:
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Attracting Aubrey is the third stand-alone book in the Gone Wild series by Avery Flynn. Each book in the series is written by a different author and can be read out of order since all of the stories are happening simultaneously. I read Gaming Grace first and it made me worry about what I was going to read in this book. Thankfully, I had nothing to worry about and almost everything turned out ok.
The book begins with Aubrey stealing Grace's pants and her asking Carter's assistance to hide them from her friend. Carter who is trying to be undercover and go unnoticed agrees to help her and that's how Aubrey and Carter's story began. The blurb covers up the rest of the story very well and that's all you need to know about what the book is about.
I was really liking the book despite Aubrey's constant deception. For once, I wasn't tired of keeping the secret from the other main character and I think that the book's length helped with that. I loved the groveling and they way Aubrey interacted with the people at the place she was working. What bothers me about this story, is the way Carter acted after his talk with the little boy. I was expecting something grander and a better revelation. Still, it's only a small fraction of the story. I liked the romance between these two characters and I wouldn't mind seeing more of them. Overall, I enjoyed the book and I would recommend it.
Excerpt:
This was beyond a doubt the weirdest experience Carter Hayes had ever had and he'd once spent six hours on a green screen sound stage wearing a CGI suit and pretending to fight a one-eyed zombie giant with poisonous farts.
When he'd turned the corner and found the cute blonde giggling to herself as she pulled one pair of pants after another out of a suitcase, he thought she might be a little touched, as his grandmother used to say. When she held one pair up in the air and declared she was freeing Grace's sexy thighs, he figured she was drunk already. And just when he thought it couldn't get more bizarre, she managed to pull him in as an accessory to pants theft and now she wanted him to shove four pairs of pants down his shirt?
This was a mistake. It would only draw attention to himself when he was supposed to be observing others, not be observed. The last thing he needed was for anyone to realize that he wasn't mild mannered dental laboratory technician Carter Van Stettle from Iowa. This cruise was his opportunity to prove to indie-darling director Kennedy Howard that he could disappear into a part, that movie goers could look up at the big screen and see him as anyone other than The Admiral.
He was all ready to return the pants to their rightful owner and be on his way. It was the smart thing to do. Then, the thief beside him said
please and, well, one could only play the most debonair superhero to ever top the box office for so long before some of the character stuck to them. He stuffed the stupid pants up his shirt and tucked the hem of it into his shorts to keep them from falling out. The special effects team on his last movie would have laughed their asses off, but the pants' paunch effect was actually pretty good.
About Avery Flynn
USA Today bestselling romance author Avery Flynn has three slightly-wild children, loves a hockey-addicted husband and is desperately hoping someone invents the coffee IV drip.
She fell in love with romance while reading Johanna Lindsey’s Mallory books. It wasn’t long before Avery had read through all the romance offerings at her local library. Needing a romance fix, she turned to Harlequin’s four books a month home delivery service to ease the withdrawal symptoms. That worked for a short time, but it wasn’t long before the local book stores’ staff knew her by name.
Avery was a reader before she was a writer and hopes to always be both. She loves to write about smartass alpha heroes who are as good with a quip as they are with their *ahem* other God-given talents. Her heroines are feisty, fierce and fantastic. Brainy and brave, these ladies know how to stand on their own two feet and knock the bad guys off theirs.
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