Synopsis
The first rule
of office romance is don’t do it—especially if your dream is to hold the anchor
spot on the nightly news and your boss is trying to get you fired.
But one look at Cade Hill, the sexy new sports director, and uptight reporter Rebecca Fieldstone is daydreaming about other things.
Sex in his office…
Sex in the on-set kitchen…
Sex in the supply closet…
She can’t stop thinking about the former NFL quarterback and how perfect he’d look between her sheets—except he’s an arrogant jerk with a huge… ego.
He’s the last guy she’d ever have a one-night stand with.
Cade Hill draws a thick professional line on office romance—until it comes to the hyper-focused Rebecca. He wants her, and he gets his wish when a chance encounter has them having the hottest sex of their lives.
It’s just a hook-up, she says.
When can we do it again? he says.
With Rebecca determined to keep Cade in the friend zone, it’s going to be an uphill battle for Cade to convince her he’s the last guy she’ll ever want.
THE LAST GUY is the first white-hot CONTEMPORARY ROMANTIC COMEDY from Wall Street Journal bestselling author Ilsa Madden-Mills and Tia Louise. It features Fireball-fueled hookups, Doritos Locos Tacos, attack monkeys, toddlers in tiaras, and one fabulous drag queen. Prepare for frantic clicking (or page flipping!) and smoking-hot sexytimes all the way to the out-of-this-world happily-ever-after.
But one look at Cade Hill, the sexy new sports director, and uptight reporter Rebecca Fieldstone is daydreaming about other things.
Sex in his office…
Sex in the on-set kitchen…
Sex in the supply closet…
She can’t stop thinking about the former NFL quarterback and how perfect he’d look between her sheets—except he’s an arrogant jerk with a huge… ego.
He’s the last guy she’d ever have a one-night stand with.
Cade Hill draws a thick professional line on office romance—until it comes to the hyper-focused Rebecca. He wants her, and he gets his wish when a chance encounter has them having the hottest sex of their lives.
It’s just a hook-up, she says.
When can we do it again? he says.
With Rebecca determined to keep Cade in the friend zone, it’s going to be an uphill battle for Cade to convince her he’s the last guy she’ll ever want.
THE LAST GUY is the first white-hot CONTEMPORARY ROMANTIC COMEDY from Wall Street Journal bestselling author Ilsa Madden-Mills and Tia Louise. It features Fireball-fueled hookups, Doritos Locos Tacos, attack monkeys, toddlers in tiaras, and one fabulous drag queen. Prepare for frantic clicking (or page flipping!) and smoking-hot sexytimes all the way to the out-of-this-world happily-ever-after.
What I Loved
First, I loved the hot sexual chemistry
between Rebecca and Cade. Right from the
start it was obvious how attracted these two were to each other and watching
them fight that for a while was pretty cute especially when they finally got to
ripping each other’s clothes off. Let me
just say, when they finally do get down and dirty you will not be disappointed
in the least! The sex scenes were many
and I loved every single one of them!
Not only was the romance sizzling, the comedy
was quite funny as well. The book starts
out pretty funny from Rebecca’s point of view and things get a little crazy
from there. I would say there were
definitely times that I was laughing out loud, and then there were times that
my heart broke a little. I love stories
that can balance romance and comedy, with one element not taking away from the
other this plot struck that equation perfectly.
Not So Much
I
really like the premise of the book and the chemistry between Rebecca and Cade
but there were times that the story just got a little too corny for me. Also, I
felt like the characters became very stereotypical, fitting into certain boxes
of what people would think they should act like and that got played up too
much. The love between Cade and Rebecca
was great but laid on too thick towards the end and it turned me off a little.
To Sum It All Up!
The
character development was great, and I did feel like I got to know both main
characters well and what made them tick as people apart from their
romance. Although, I did feel like the
secondary characters stories kind of got shuffled away because they were of no
consequence to the actual plot. The pace
of the story was right on point and there was a ton of amazing detail added
in. It was easy to imagine just how sexy
and easy-going Cade was, and how beautiful yet frazzled Rebecca was. Like I said earlier, I did feel like the
story but for me, it got a little too corny towards the end for me. I just wanted to say, “cut it out with all
the lovey dovey crap.” But, if you’re looking
for an erotic, funny read than this totally the book for you!
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