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Book Info
Released: August 12th 2015
Series: The Morrisons #2
Published by LLC
Pages: 300
“What I like about Andre’s writing is that you always know what you are getting”
~ Under the Covers
Bella Andre never fails to disappoint. In the second book to the Morrisons series, TEMPT ME LIKE THIS is a sweet burn between Drew Morrison and Ashley Emmit.
When Ashley doesn’t get accepted in her first-choice school, she pulls some strings and lands herself on tour with the biggest rock star. But she doesn’t actually expect to get up close and personal with Drew quite like this. When they begin to share a tour bus together, it’s game over. Ashley cannot resist Drew’s charm any more than she is able to enjoy his music. Both become inspired by one another and Andre weaves a sweet tale that will no doubt sweep reader’s off their feet.
What I like about Andre’s writing is that you always know what you are getting. Although this is a New Adult series, Andre keeps to her brand of heroes. She likes them sweet and charming, with that mysterious edge that makes them so irresistible. It’s why all her heroes to date have been so fun and delicious. She just knows how to cater to her readers.
This also isn’t Andre’s first time writing about rockstars. Her Sullivans series feature a couple of famous people as well but I think the real inspiration comes from Andre’s own experience as a musical artist. It’s nice to see how she is able to incorporate those experiences into her books as I think it gives it something more to look forward to.
I’ve been really enjoying this series and cannot wait to see what else is in store for the Morrisons!
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About Bella Andre
New York Times, USA Today and Publishers Weekly Bestselling Author of "The Sullivans" series.
Having sold more than 2.5 million books, Bella Andre’s novels have appeared on Top 5 lists at Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble and Kobo. After signing a groundbreaking 7-figure print-only deal with Harlequin MIRA, Bella’s Sullivan series is being released in paperback in the US, Canada, the UK, and Australia throughout 2013 and 2014.
Known for “sensual, empowered stories enveloped in heady romance” (Publishers Weekly), her books have been Cosmopolitan Magazine ”Red Hot Reads” twice, have been translated into nine languages, and her Sullivan books are already Top 20 bestsellers in Brazil. Winner of the Award of Excellence, The Washington Post has called her “One of the top digital writers in America” and she has been featured by NPR, USA Today, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and most recently in TIME Magazine. She has given keynote speeches at publishing conferences from Copenhagen to Berlin to San Francisco, including a standing-room-only keynote at Book Expo America.
If not behind her computer, you can find her reading her favorite authors, hiking, swimming or laughing. Married with two children, Bella splits her time between the Northern California wine country and a 100 year old log cabin in the Adirondacks.
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When it comes to books I’m pretty adventurous. I read everything from Paranormal Romance to Urban Fantasy, New Adult, BDSM, LGBT fiction, Cozy Mysteries and even YA. If it’s got the littlest trace of romance in it, then I’ll probably read it. That being said, my all-time favorite authors are J.R. Ward and Karen Marie Moning.
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Bella andre is always a go-to for a sweet read
Thanks Annie for the review