Published by Self-published Genres: Contemporary, Romance
Format: eARC
Off Script by Anna Paige
Release Date: December 7th
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Designer: Letitia Hasser from RBA Designs
Off Script is now LIVE!! 1-click TODAY!
99¢ and FREE in Kindle Unlimited!!
Add to Goodreads:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36464231-off-script
Stephanie’s 4 Star Review:
I received a copy of this book from the author for an honest review.
This contemporary romance is an interesting book. There’s a great group of characters that shine in this book. The leads – Gavin & Kaiti are so funny together, and sweet too. Kaiti doesn’t take any crap from anyone despite having some issues with people.
She’s always been a fan of Gavin’s and when approached about being on a show with him she’s sure the people are crazy. Despite them being crazy she’s never one to back down from letting fear get in the way.
As the story goes along you’ll read about Kaiti and Gavin’s friendship which then turns into something more. These two are just so cute together. They joke and play around. They can read one another like an open book.
I enjoyed reading this story. If you’re a fan of Hollwood – big or small – I think you’ll enjoy this story too!
BLURB
I’ve watched him for years.
Every role.
Every episode.
He was every woman’s fantasy.
The famous actor.
Gorgeous.
Charming.
Perfection.
Unattainable.
Until he showed up at my front door.
Wanting something from me.
Something I wasn’t sure I could ever give.
It wasn’t safe outside my bubble.
So, I let him inside instead.
All the way in.
And once he was there,
I wanted to keep him.
Even if that meant risking everything.
My safety.
My anonymity.
Even my heart.
He thought he knew how the story would play out.
But I was taking our love off script.
EXCERPT
“Longest. Day. Ever,” I murmured as I searched for a vending machine on my way out the door. Gavin was only a few steps behind me and his responding chuckle caused me to flip him off over my shoulder.
“I warned you, new girl.” His tone was mocking. The crew hadn’t been quick to remember my name so half of them had referred to me as ‘new girl’ all day, saying it like they genuinely thought it was my name.
“Bite me, Hollywood.”
“No more Mister?”
I shook my head, making a beeline for the bank of vending machines by the elevators. “Nope. I’ve lost all respect for you today, so you’re just plain Hollywood now.”
“Your words have the power to wound, and you’ve cut me deep.” He was pouring on the sarcasm.
“Not my fault you flubbed your lines almost as much as me. So professional of you.”
I stopped at one of the machines and started plunking in quarters, not caring what it spat out as long as it was cold and loaded with caffeine.
Gavin moved to lean against the humming machine, tilting his body at an angle and smiling that damn radiant smile of his. “We all have off days; today was one of mine.”
I ignored him until half of my ice-cold beverage was consumed, then gave him my attention, squinting. “So, you’re trying to tell me it usually goes a lot smoother than that for you?”
“I rarely mess up. Sure, we all have those awkward moments where something in the script sounds dirtier than it’s meant to or a squeaky leather couch makes an unsavory noise and we all break character to laugh, but that’s about it.”
“Why today, then?” I felt my whole face flush as an idea hit me. “Oh shit, was I so bad it distracted you and made you mess up?” Dear Lord, kill me now.
“Of course not. You were great.” He stepped over and threw an arm around my shoulders, turning us toward the elevators. “I told you. It was just one of those days—no one’s fault but my own.”
He walked me to my car and held the door open as I folded myself into the seat with an exhausted groan.
“See you in the morning, Kaiti girl,” he said, mixing my actual name with part of my new nickname in a way that I really liked. Or maybe it was the way it sounded coming from him.
“Good night, Gavin. Thanks for making today as stress-free as possible. I don’t even want to think about how it would have gone without you looking out for me.”
“That’s what friends are for.” He closed the door with a soft click and turned to leave as I hurried to roll down the window.
“Hey, Hollywood?”
“Yeah?” He spun back to face me.
“Do friends also mess up their lines on purpose so their nervous, less-talented friend doesn’t feel like a dolt in front of everyone?”
He gave me a crooked smile. “Are you saying you messed up on purpose? For me?” He pointed to his chest. “Well, that was awfully sweet of you, Kaiti. Thanks for looking out.”
He walked away before I could respond.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Anna Paige is the author of the Broken series; Broken Ground, Flawlessly Broken, and All the Broken Pieces, as well as Chasing Kade, the first installment in the Thrill of the Chase series and Off Script — a brand new standalone, due out in December 2017.
She lives in a rural town in North Carolina where the only activity is the rhythmic color change of the solitary stoplight and a very real threat of being carried away by mosquitoes. The only alternative to terminal boredom is writing, making life interesting if only on the page.
Anna is happily married, with one amazing son and a pair of hilarious pets. When she’s not writing, she’s trying to make a dent in her TBR pile. Given that she’s constantly adding new titles to the list, the chances of her ever finishing are slim.
And she’s completely fine with that.
CONNECT WITH ANNA
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/annapaigewrites
FB Reader Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1442223589155511/
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6207863.Anna_Paige
Amazon: http://amzn.to/2zqwj2D
Newsletter: https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/z3q9j7
Website: https://www.annapaigewrites.com/
Bookbub: https://www.bookbub.com/authors/anna-paige
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annapaigewrites/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnaPaigeWrites
Leave a Reply