ARC Review: Reckless by Lex Martin

I really enjoyed Reckless by Lex Martin. From the very start I was hooked and couldn't put it down. I think readers are going to love this one just like I did and I cannot wait to read more from Lex Martin. 

Reckless is Tori and Ethan's story. Tori is used to being known for her mistakes and her screw ups, but when she moves to be closer to her pregnant sister, she is determined to do better. That means she absolutely cannot fall for her new boss, but the more time she spends with him and his kids, the more she finds herself unable to fight what is growing between them. Ethan definitely isn't looking to start anything, especially in the middle of his terrible divorce. But as he gets to know the real Tori and sees how perfectly she fits into his life, he begins to forget all the reasons he shouldn't be with her.

I absolutely loved Tori and Ethan. Things between them didn't get off to the best start, but I loved how quickly things turned around. They both realized that they had made some judgments about the other, and I was glad to see that they didn't waste a bunch of time getting over it. They were really great together and I loved how well the worked despite how different they might seem at first glance. Tori was so sweet and great with not only Ethan, but also his kids. I loved the connection they were building and how they were such a great family. Ethan was sexy and perfect for Tori as well, showing her that she was so much more than her mistakes and past. 

Overall, this was just a great story and I absolutely enjoyed it from start to finish. The characters were great and I didn't want to put it down, because I had to see how things would go for all of them. Lex Martin is an author that is pretty new to me, but I honestly can't wait to read more from her and I highly recommend Reckless.

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ARC Review: All About the D by Lex Martin and Leslie McAdam

All About the D is my first book by either Lex Martin or Leslie McAdam, but I have heard great things about them and this book sounded so good. I liked it and will definitely read more from these two in the future. I think that a lot of readers are really going to enjoy this one. 

Josh comes from a prominent family and is known for professional. But he has an alter-ego online, with a blog that is anything but what he is known for being. With having a NSFW dick pick blog though, Josh seeks out legal help to protect his identity from being discovered. He never expected Evie though, and soon finds himself unable to avoid the temptation. But Evie knows all his secrets and that could ruin everything before it ever has a chance to start. 

I will admit that while I liked these two, this book started off a bit slowly for me. I was having some trouble getting into the story, but luckily that changed. Things started to pick up and I did enjoy the story. There were times that both of these characters drove me a bit nuts, but overall this one was light-hearted and cute. I liked it and there were some really great moments here. 

There were a few things that I was a bit confused about and that had me a bit in my head at times, as they didn't seem to fully make sense to me. But I think if you are able to just get lost in the story and not get caught up in all the details that this book is one worth reading. I am definitely curious to read more from these authors, and this won't be the last I read from them.

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My Favorite Things Event with Lex Martin

Lex writes contemporary romance, the sexy kind with lotsa angst, a whole lotta kissing, and the hot happily ever afters. When she's not writing, she lives a parallel life as an English teacher.

She loves printing black and white photos, listening to music on vinyl, and getting lost in a great book. Bitten by wanderlust, she's  lived all over the country but currently resides in the City of Angels with her husband and twin daughters.

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Lex is represented by Kimberly Brower of Brower Literary & Management.

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