Model Behavior - Review
Model Behavior
The Big Apple Series Book # 2
Alexa Summers
May 22nd, 2019
Betrayed by her family and friends, down and out model Hannah Fray, is scraping by in New York City. Until billionaire bad boy model-turned-designer, James Tipton makes her the fresh face of his upcoming line. It’s instalove and James is determined to make Hannah America’s next ‘it’ girl through social media and his publication empire. But past betrayals haunt both James and Hannah and neither are ready to commit under the spotlight. Little do they know, the fashion industry has its claws sharpened for them. Fame isn’t friendly, and the media will get their story–even if it costs James his line and Hannah her career.
Can their feelings for one another survive the media frenzy? Can they escape their past hurts and trust themselves to love again?
Heat Level 3.5/5
A full length steamy and emotional standalone romance with HEA. The books of the Slow Burn Series can be read in any order.
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Amount of sex 3 / 5
How explicit are the sex scenes 3.5 / 5
Story 4.5 / 5
Overall: 4.5 / 5
Wow! What a great story!
Model Behavior is the second book in the Slow Burn/Big Apple series written by author Alexa Summers. Each book in this series can be read as a standalone romance, although I do recommend that you read Touchdown since it’s also a great book!
Model Behavior tells the story of Hannah Fray who’s a struggling model in New York City. She doesn’t realize it, but her modeling agency is disliked in the industry and it’s the reason why she hasn’t landed any jobs. Her roommate Lily brought her to a casting call to audition to be the face of James Tipton’s new perfume. James is a very famous and well know model and he’s recently become a designer. Once he sees Hannah, he’s immediately taken with her beauty.
Not only did this book have a great storyline, but I really enjoyed the characters. I was engrossed from the very beginning and it was nearly impossible to put down! I’m looking forward to the next book in the series!
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Touchdown
The Big Apple Series Book # 1
Alexa Summers
September 10th, 2019
It all started with a towel drop…
“…that’s one of the reasons I became a sports reporter—so I could run into the men’s locker rooms and see them walk around in the buff. I’m not kidding. I accidentally walked into the boys’ locker room in my freshman year in high school to see all the seniors naked. It was a defining moment in my life. It was then I decided what I’d do for a living. My calling.”
Lexi Driver is ESAN’s top sportscaster, but when she makes the mistake of humiliating quarterback Brett Brock on national television, Brett Brock demands an apology. Lexi would apologize…if she could find something to feel sorry about.
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Amount of sex 4 / 5
How explicit is the sex scenes 4 / 5
Story 4.5 / 5
Overall: 4.5 / 5
What a fun and steamy story!
Touchdown, by Alexa Summers, is a fabulous rollercoaster ride. It’s full of drama, angst, and lots of steamy sex scenes. The story centers on Lexi, who is a well-known sports reporter and Brett, the quarterback for a professional football team. Even though this is a sports romance, it’s really about a whole lot more. Touchdown was not a simple love story, and I especially loved that. There were several sub-plots, which focused on the drama that Lexi and Brett faced individually.
As the story progressed, I felt their emotions which added a little something extra to the book. The characters were well developed, and I thought Lexi and Brett had great chemistry. Touchdown was complex and full of excitement, and I became completely absorbed.
A definite add to your TBR list!
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Alexa Summers (also known as AJ Phoenix for her Historical Erotica) is the author of the best selling historical erotica series Maid for Majesty and lives on the shores of the Great Lakes in Canada. Her writing is not inspired by real-life events. If such events did ever happen to her, her books would never have been written.
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