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Ebook About The first time I meet Madison Shore, I’m greeted by her knickers. She’s upside down and trying to untangle herself from my chair at a wedding.I get to see a whole lot more of her later that night.The second time I meet Madison Shore is in my London office. Turns out she’s a journalist writing an article about me. To keep control of my company, I need to convince people I’m more serious about business than my playboy reputation suggests. Madison holds my future in her hands.Now I just need to convince the woman I took to bed on Saturday night that I'm not the player everyone thinks I am.Private Player is stand-alone novel."Pure Louise Bay deliciousness. Madison and Nathan were explosive. I loved the sensuality shining on every page. Fast-paced, sexy and unputdownable. A must read!" Layla Hagen, USA Today bestselling author"A smart and sexy summer escape you need. Nathan and Madison crackle with chemistry and conviction, and Bay delivers a romance guaranteed to make a hot summer even hotter!" Sierra Simone - USA Today bestselling author of Priest and Misadventures of a Curvy GirlBook Private Player: A Billionaire Romance Review :
A sexy, successful CEO and an up and coming journalist trying to make her mark, are about to steam up your e-reader! Nathan and Madison are everything a second chance romance should be! Their working relationship makes a romance forbidden, but sometimes you just have to break the rules.They met at a wedding and bonded over their mutual distate for wedding receptions. That all was going to change.One night of passion. An unforgettable experience that they both walked away from. All they would have left was some smokin’ hot memories.When Madison gets assigned to write an article on a successful CEO she jumps at the chance. She’ll be given all access and the chance to prove herself at the Post. It’s a huge opportunity and she’s ready to give it her all…then Nathan walks in.Nathan needs to clean up his image. His company needs him to shed his playboy persona and be taken seriously. Madison’s been hired to show people who Nathan really is. He never expected his hot hook-up to be the journalist to whom he needs to bare all.They can put the past behind them and keep things professional. However, the more they get to know one another, the harder that becomes. Madison needs a great story to lock down a permanent position at the Post. Nathan needs to be seen as a force that is capable of running a successful company. If only it were that easy.Told is alernating first person POV, this was an enjoyable read. Nathan and Madison had great chemistry. They shared passion and fire. You definitely felt their connection grow as the story debeloped. We were also introduced to a fantastic family with four brothers I would love to know more about. And the author delivered more with an additional storyline that captured interest and created drama. The perfect afternoon escape. Overall Grade: 4.5 ⭐️“I couldn’t think of anything I wanted more in the world than to be with someone who made me more me, or thought I made him more him.”At its core, what is Louise Bay’s Private Player?Romance catnip. Seriously! If you’ve read any of my reviews EVER, then you know I’m a hound for a broody, alpha-level, too sure of himself hero. And Bay’s hero in her newest book, Nathan, is all of those things.His meet-cute happens with his heroine, Madison, at their mutual friends’ wedding (International Player’s Truly and Noah). From the moment Madison and Nathan meet, it’s a mix of palatable attraction, tequila, and a wardrobe malfunction courtesy of a chair where the heroine flashes her pink panties at, at the very least, her tablemates.Madison and Nathan hit it off so well that they spend a steamy one night together, knowing they will never see each other again. Except…This is romance, and that never happens for a hero and heroine. You see, Madison is a burgeoning reporter for The Post, and well, our hero, Nathan, has an image problem. He’s been spotted with his best friend’s wife, and the preeminent gossip columnist who wrote about him has skewered him. With that in mind, his PR team finds a journalist to spend time with Nathan to get a sense of the man in order to write a piece about him, saving his reputation and his job. And guess who is assigned to him? You guessed it: Madison.As you can imagine, Bay’s Private Player evolves into a romantic journey between two people trying to deny their growing attraction for purposes of their credibility but also Nathan’s reticence towards relationships. Is it possible for Madison and Nathan to find their happy ending? Well, this is a romance, but how they get there is always unpredictable.There are some amazing parts of Private Player:*Nathan’s family (who get their stories in future books)*The interplay between Madison and Nathan especially as they fight their attraction. Talk about steam floating off the page.*Madison’s introspection about Nathan when he’s unable to see his situation from outside of his own ambition and connection*The way that Madison and Nathan fall incrementally in love even when they fight it*Louise Bay’s insistence on writing heroes such as Nathan who captivate her readers and make you want more of them*The general message to live your life on your own termsMy only criticisms of this story are its predictability (which, for me, because I adore Louise Bay, isn’t a huge issue) and the very little we get of Madison’s relationship with her mother. Bay gives us a nibble of it, but I would have liked more of it to see its impact on Madison. 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