Title: The Redhead Plays Her Hand
Author: Alice Clayton
Review: Famouses have relationship problems too.
You have young mega-star leading man continuing his
relationship with
older, curvy, up and coming actress. Can their relationship withstand the
pressures of fame?
Also, while the sex has been toned down from the
ridiculous levels of the
last book (so reviewer tip – if you want tons of OTT
Sex get the previous
book), it is still clear they are way into oral sex;
both giving and
receiving. But
then again, who isn’t.
A fun read which does a good job of demonstrating who
frustrating and
detrimental a life in the constant eye of the
paparazzi can be. They
struggle with the cost of fame, people using them,
including friends, and
just plain tensions we all feel when a relationship
moves beyond the
honeymoon phase.
A good series to keep up with.
Publisher: Gallery Books
ISBN: 978-1-4767-4125-3
Copyright: 2013
Pages: 304
Quick Review: 3.5 stars out of 5.
Where I Obtained the Book: Sent by the publisher for review
Synopsis: The third
sexy novel in USA TODAY bestselling author Alice Clayton’s playful and erotic
Redhead series continues the sizzling romance between actress Grace Sheridan
and Hollywood’s hottest leading man Jack Hamilton.
Grace has landed the lead in a new TV series—but when
the director asks her to lose fifteen pounds, she goes public with her weight
struggles and suddenly develops a huge fan club who support her right to have
curves. But between that and the public’s continuing fascination with her “are
they or aren’t they” relationship with Jack, Grace begins to wonder if anyone’s
really interested in her because of her upcoming TV series, or if it’s all
speculation about the size of her ass and her bedroom partner.
Meanwhile, Jack is voted the Sexiest Man Alive and
becomes a little too enamored with the party-hard lifestyle. Grace vows to give
him the space he needs to find himself, but then he begins to spiral down from
lovable Brit to Hollywood brat. People are talking, but are Jack and Grace? Her
career is on the rise, and his continues into the stratosphere, but will she be
able to catch him if he falls? Will they ever be able to just be a couple who
can hold hands when they walk down the street?
Author Biography: Alice Clayton
is a novelist with an unholy love for her KitchenAid mixer. Making her home in
St Louis, she enjoys gardening but not weeding, baking but not cleaning up
afterwards, and is trying desperately to get her long time boyfriend to make
her an honest woman. Hi sweetie!!
After working for years in the cosmetics industry as a
makeup artist, esthetician, and national educator for a major cosmetics
company, Alice picked up a pen (read laptop) for the first time at 33 to begin
a new career, writer. Combining her love of storytelling with a sense of silly,
she was shocked and awed to be nominated for a Goodreads Author award in 2010
for her debut novels, The Redhead Series.
Alice has penned three novels, The Unidentified
Redhead,The Redhead Revealed, and coming soon in November 2012, Wallbanger. She
thinks you should purchase them immediately. She’s not kidding, not even a
little bit. Everyone needs some comedic erotica in their lives. She is hard at
work on the third book in The Redhead Series, set to release in Spring of 2013,
continuing the saucy and sexual escapades of everyone’s favorite couple, Jack
and Grace.
Additionally, Alice loves spending time with her
besties on Not Your Mother's Podcast, make sure you check them out at
notyourmotherspodcast.com or over on iTunes. 3 women rushing towards their
forties still acting like teenagers. A saucy little mix of sex, love,
relationships, pop cultural, celebrity gossip and All Things Jake Ryan.
Alice enjoys pickles, Bloody Mary’s, 8 hours of sleep,
and a good pounding.
Finally Alice would also like all her readers and
listeners to help her convince Mt. Alice that the only other thing that would
make her truly happy is finally bringing home a Bernese Mountain Dog. She is
totally serious. And done talking about herself in the third person…
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