Title: Kiss the SkyAuthors: Krista & Becca Ritchie
Genre: New Adult Standalone Romance
Release Date: January 24, 2014
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Synopsis:
Virgin. Sex addict. Daredevil. Alcoholic. Smartass … Jackass. Her five friends are about to be filmed. Reality TV, be prepared.
Rose Calloway thought she had everything under control. At twenty-three, she’s a Princeton graduate, an Academic Bowl champion, a fashion designer and the daughter of a Fortune 500 mogul. But with a sex addict as a sister and roommate, nothing comes easy.
After accepting help from a producer, Rose agrees to have her life filmed for a reality television show. The Hollywood exec is her last chance to revive her struggling fashion line, and boundaries begin to blur as she’s forced to make nice with a man who always has his way.
Twenty-four-year-old Connor Cobalt is a guy who bulldozes weak men. He’s confident, smart-as-hell and lives with his equally ambitious girlfriend, Rose Calloway. Connor has to find a way to protect Rose without ruining the show. Or else the producer will get what Connor has always wanted—Rose’s virginity.
This New Adult Standalone Romance can be described as Friends meets The Real World. Expect fist fights, drugs, sex of varying degrees, crude humor and competitive alpha males. Definitely for maturereaders audiences only.
Review:
Oh. Wow. I'm really not sure where to start with this.
5 ☆'s... Yeah, that doesn't happen too often.
I absolutely loved this from beginning to end. Strong characters with strong relationships. Rose and Connor are absolutely perfect together. I knew this just from reading Addicted To You. You just can't deny it.
We got to see the other side of Connor and Rose. And really? Who would've thought?
Connor Cobalt... yeah, he's definitely going on the book boyfriend list. If I could hijack a time machine, I would go back and be a genius, overachiever, virgin just so I could find my own Connor Cobalt.
I really don't know what to say, except that I don't have anything bad to say about this book. At all. I thoroughly enjoyed it and will probably read it again.
I've been trying to figure out how to explain this and I'm not sure I'm going to get this right. Krista & Becca's books have this feel to them that is just kind of raw. It's the same feeling I get every time I watch Trainspotting and it has nothing to do with the subject matter. There is just something about them that draws me in and I can't quite articulate what that is.
About The Authors:
Becca Ritchie claims she's from Mystic Falls, but really, she lives in Atlanta where humidity is her greatest foe. She loves comic books, blue nail polish and Jonathan Taylor Thomas circa 1995. She frequents Twitter to dish about too many TV shows, and when she's not blogging, she writes novels and has teamed up with her twin sister to collaborate on a New Adult series.
Krista Ritchie has a clone...or someone who looks exactly like her. If she's not writing books with her twin sister, she's pouring over entertainment news and ingesting copious amounts of pop culture. She likes tennis, that thing called the TV, and beating Becca (her clone) on Sega Genesis. She created YA Book Exchange to combat her book buying addiction and started Nawanda Files, a YA Book Blog that features books into movies news, to share her love for all things bookish. Oh, and she does something called science. Whatever that is.
They are currently working on the spin-offs and final books in the Addicted series.
Rose Calloway thought she had everything under control. At twenty-three, she’s a Princeton graduate, an Academic Bowl champion, a fashion designer and the daughter of a Fortune 500 mogul. But with a sex addict as a sister and roommate, nothing comes easy.
After accepting help from a producer, Rose agrees to have her life filmed for a reality television show. The Hollywood exec is her last chance to revive her struggling fashion line, and boundaries begin to blur as she’s forced to make nice with a man who always has his way.
Twenty-four-year-old Connor Cobalt is a guy who bulldozes weak men. He’s confident, smart-as-hell and lives with his equally ambitious girlfriend, Rose Calloway. Connor has to find a way to protect Rose without ruining the show. Or else the producer will get what Connor has always wanted—Rose’s virginity.
This New Adult Standalone Romance can be described as Friends meets The Real World. Expect fist fights, drugs, sex of varying degrees, crude humor and competitive alpha males. Definitely for mature
Review:
Oh. Wow. I'm really not sure where to start with this.
5 ☆'s... Yeah, that doesn't happen too often.
I absolutely loved this from beginning to end. Strong characters with strong relationships. Rose and Connor are absolutely perfect together. I knew this just from reading Addicted To You. You just can't deny it.
We got to see the other side of Connor and Rose. And really? Who would've thought?
Connor Cobalt... yeah, he's definitely going on the book boyfriend list. If I could hijack a time machine, I would go back and be a genius, overachiever, virgin just so I could find my own Connor Cobalt.
I really don't know what to say, except that I don't have anything bad to say about this book. At all. I thoroughly enjoyed it and will probably read it again.
I've been trying to figure out how to explain this and I'm not sure I'm going to get this right. Krista & Becca's books have this feel to them that is just kind of raw. It's the same feeling I get every time I watch Trainspotting and it has nothing to do with the subject matter. There is just something about them that draws me in and I can't quite articulate what that is.
About The Authors:
Becca Ritchie claims she's from Mystic Falls, but really, she lives in Atlanta where humidity is her greatest foe. She loves comic books, blue nail polish and Jonathan Taylor Thomas circa 1995. She frequents Twitter to dish about too many TV shows, and when she's not blogging, she writes novels and has teamed up with her twin sister to collaborate on a New Adult series.
Krista Ritchie has a clone...or someone who looks exactly like her. If she's not writing books with her twin sister, she's pouring over entertainment news and ingesting copious amounts of pop culture. She likes tennis, that thing called the TV, and beating Becca (her clone) on Sega Genesis. She created YA Book Exchange to combat her book buying addiction and started Nawanda Files, a YA Book Blog that features books into movies news, to share her love for all things bookish. Oh, and she does something called science. Whatever that is.
They are currently working on the spin-offs and final books in the Addicted series.
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