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The blurb:
Overachiever
Mary-Kate Grant (who is indeed named after an Olsen Twin) has followed every
rule to the letter to pursue her dream of working in TV programming. Ripping a
page from the “hard work pays off” playbook, she takes an assistant level job
at a Chicago sports network to break into the industry.
MK has no
time or desire for a relationship right now—she is totally focused on her
career and being independent, unlike the other women in her family.
But MK’s
plans are run through the shredder when she finds herself working for William
Cumberland, a British media mogul who made his fortune with Connectivity, a
social media site. William blows into Chicago just like the winds off Lake
Michigan and purchases the group of networks MK works for—and makes her his
personal assistant in the process.
Suddenly MK
finds her career plans in jeopardy. William makes her question everything she
has ever thought and has the uncanny ability to see right through her. And for
the first time in her life, MK finds herself not only questioning what she
wants for her career but for her personal life as well…
My Opinion:
*Book provided by author in exchange for an honest review and I also won the book again.*
*Book provided by author in exchange for an honest review and I also won the book again.*
First I have to say, that I think the cover is really beautiful. The
colour is magical and I just love everything about it.
Mary-Kate is a career driven 24 year old with a lot of ambition, drive
and enthusiasm. She is a talented writer and has a blog. Her career is the most
important thing for her, she doesn’t think about man and having a relationship.
Love that she is named after an Olsen twin and it’s great to read about Full
House, I loved that series when I was younger.
William is the sexy media boss who turns up at her office in Chicago.
He’s British and he’s single and not interested in dating. I have to say, I
still have a huge crush on him. Great man and such a gentleman and so
caring as well – perfect ♥.
I really liked the way the two of them met; I was funny and interesting
at the same time. Aven’s writing is vivid, catchy, brilliant and sparkling. I
was so hooked to this book; I read the whole time and couldn’t put it down.
The way William and Mary-Kate’s relationship developed was great and
something different from other stories. The scenes between them and their
interactions were amazing and wonderful. Every single scene has it’s own spark
and glimmer. Their relationship started innocently, but builds up more and
more, they are such a cute and adorable couple and their love was always there,
without neither of them saying something about it. They way they treated each
other and showed each other their feelings made this story magical. You can see
that one person, if it is the ONE, can really change everything in life. I
can’t tell you enough, how I loved the connection between William and Mary-Kate.
The differences between the UK and the US were always included in a fun
and enjoyable way throughout the story.
The ending and the epilogue were so adorable and brilliantly written,
like the rest of the book.
The bonus scenes on Aven's blog are great as well :).
This book is an incredible and marvellous debut novel and I can’t wait
to read books by Aven Ellis. ♥ ♥ ♥ I never felt so connected to a
story and the characters before, especially to Mare-Kate, she reminded me of
myself in some ways and I just can't get William Cumberland out of my head ♥.
Rating:
My possible cast:
Mary-Kate: Kate Mara
William: Henry Cavill ♥ ♥ ♥
Aven Ellis on Twitter: @AvenEllis
Website: http://www.avenellis.com
I absolutely loved this book, hope you enjoyed the review :) There will be a Q&A with Aven coming up in February, it's on the 14th, Valentine's Day, the day of William and Mary-Kate's first date.
Website: http://www.avenellis.com
I absolutely loved this book, hope you enjoyed the review :) There will be a Q&A with Aven coming up in February, it's on the 14th, Valentine's Day, the day of William and Mary-Kate's first date.
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