I had the pleasure of snagging an Advance Copy of “The Way You Tempt Me” which is the first book in the Pure Talent series. Stay tuned for this next labor of love by Elle Wright.
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Brilliant and ambitious, the high-powered team behind the Pure Talent Agency manages the best creatives in the business. In this sizzling new series, they gamble big on every wild-card, industry-outsider client—and on delicious, unexpected, crazy-irresistible passion . . .
The heir-apparent to Pure Talent, ex-playboy Xavier Starks had it all figured out. With an engagement to Hollywood’s hottest actress and his innovative expansion plans, he can finally prove to his dad, Jax, that he’s responsible enough to step into a leadership role at their company. Until a jilting-gone-viral puts Xavier back in the relentless social-media spotlight, out of the running for partner—and in competition with the last person he ever expected: his very-grown-up childhood friend and girl-next-door . . .
With her acclaimed sports talent roster and unparalleled instincts, agent Zara Reid knows she can take Pure Talent to the next level. To make the most of her mentor Jax’s faith in her, she’ll go head-to-head and scheme-to-scheme with Xavier to prove she’s got what it takes. But suddenly, long days working too close together turn into reckless, insatiable nights. Now, being co-workers-with-benefits means Zara and Xavier must face their secrets, dare to trust—and negotiate the toughest game of all—love.
REVIEW:
This author has her finger on the pulse when it comes to family drama, conflict, and friends to lovers. “The Way You Tempt Me” has it in spaces.
It was great to see the other side of Zora Reid. We first meet her in “The Closing Bid” as the Sport’s Agent Extraordinaire. Xavier Starks, heir to the Pure Talent throne is about to redeem his player card, but will it be on The One?
Who would’ve thought that Gummy Bears could be a symbol for a promised love and the words “Come. Here.” spoken by right one could be so sexy?
Be prepared for laughing, crying, and sometimes frustration. The storyline and host of secondary characters take this intro to the Pure Talent series off to a great start. I am looking forward to what comes next.
Reader recommendation: Grab a copy, but don’t rush through this one you might miss something.