Title: Tell Me a Fantasy
Series: The Story Series
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Blurb
Fear of flying? Check.
Sexy-as-hell seat-mate who is also a billionaire?? Check.
Nearly dying during a flight emergency? Check.
Now I’m stranded in Iceland with Colin King, the billionaire sexy guy.
He’s invited me to stay at a friend’s condo, and things are heating up under
the midnight sun. But just when it seems like Colin wants more from me than
just a weekend fling, he disappears, taking with him my heart. And when he
tries to contact me later, I’d rather fly around the world twice than have my
heart broken again.
I think.
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Title: Tell Me a Story: The Complete Series
Series: The Story Series
Author: Tamara Lush
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Blurb
You’ve heard the stories of the poor girl meeting the
billionaire and living happily ever after. But what happens after that?
I’m Emma. This is the story of how I met Caleb King,
Florida’s richest man. We fell for each other hard and fast during erotic story
time at a local bar. Our relationship survived a fire, a journey into BDSM, my
own insecurities and one serious wardrobe malfunction (in front of his parents,
no less). But when I’m six months pregnant, Caleb disappears in Brazil.
This is our love story, from start to finish. It’s a story
of memory and destiny, of lust and lies. In the dark of night, when I’m at my
most desperate, I ask: do we love our husbands because of the memories we share
with them? Or is it something else? Something more magical?
And do poor girls like me really get happy endings?
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Author Bio
Tamara Lush writes steamy and emotional contemporary romance
stories set in tropical locations. Her recent book, Constant Craving, was a
2018 RWA RITA® finalist in erotic romance. She’s married to an
Italian and lives near a beach in Florida. For many years, she was an
award-winning newspaper journalist. In 2017, she was one of 24 writers chosen
by Amtrak to ride around the United States on a train and write
fiction. Tamara’s a fan of vintage pulp fiction book covers, Sinatra-era
jazz, 1980s fashion, tropical chill, kombucha, gin, tonic, seashells, iPhones,
Art Deco, telenovelas, coloring books, street art, coconut anything, strong
coffee and journalism.
Tell Me a Story Review:
I binge-read the entire Tell Me a Story books this weekend. I was reading the last two in my living room and my sister came downstairs and I asked me why I was crying. I responded that “My book is sad”. That essentially sums up the end of the Tell Me a Story books. Caleb and Emma’s story is heartbreaking and beautiful. There were times where it frustrated me and times when I sobbed and read fast because I wanted to get to the happy ending. And then I hated myself for reading faster because I wanted the story to last longer. Quite simply, a skillfully written, heartbreakingly beautiful love story.
Tell Me a Fantasy Review:
After Tell Me a Story, it took a little while for me to warm up to Colin. However, by the start of this book, he’s a changed man and is perfect for Samantha. From comforting her with her anxiety to helping her out of her shell in Iceland, he became a hero I could support. Plus, having recently visited Iceland (albeit on a planned trip) I loved reading about Samantha and Colin fall in love there. Samantha especially had to overcome her past and not let her fear control her life and it takes her a while to get there but it’s so satisfying when she does. My only complaint for the book is that I wanted it to be longer!
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I’m Melisa! I’m an avid reader. I love romance novels and decided, hey, why not write about what I love and hate about the genre. And my favorite books. And when I get to meet authors. And all round why romance novels are awesome. Expect a lot of fan-girling, laughter, and some tears.
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