**Intended for readers age 17+**
Amy Preston: Famous graphic designer.
That's Amy's goal. To be known for her talent. For now, Amy is a college student trying to finish her degree and make the right decisions to accomplish her goal.
When a chance meeting with Lubbock's royalty, Marcus Tyler, lands her in an exclusive club, she realizes it's the opportunity of a lifetime.
But not everything Amy is offered will lead her to her dreams. If she's not careful with her choices, not only will she lose the chance at her biggest break. She could lose something she never dreamed she needed.
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Originally posted on Little Read Riding Hood but since I loved it so much I wanted to give some love to Fang’s audiences as well.
Amy Preston: Famous graphic designer.
That’s Amy’s goal. To be known for her talent. For now, Amy is a college student trying to finish her degree and make the right decisions to accomplish her goal.
When a chance meeting with Lubbock’s royalty, Marcus Tyler, lands her in an exclusive club, she realizes it’s the opportunity of a lifetime.
But not everything Amy is offered will lead her to her dreams. If she’s not careful with her choices, not only will she lose the chance at her biggest break. She could lose something she never dreamed she needed.
practically live here during finals week, and I pull Jill inside so we can grab
a Double Chocolate Chip Frappuccino. We get comfy on the couch by the window so
we can people watch. It’s one of my favorite games, and Jill cracks up when I
peg their drinks by their looks. It’s a little judgmental, but it’s all in good
spirit. I mean it’s not like I say he’s getting a Chai Latte because he’s gay,
or that she’s getting a Skinny Non-fat Vanilla Frappuccino with no whip cream
because she’s fat. It’s more like I can see the person behind their clothes and
accessories. It’s a gift my art professors raved about throughout school.
voice holds a challenge.
with black hair. The skin I can see is tanned, and he’s wearing some dark
washed blue jeans with a light blue button up. Preppy but not overly so. I
would peg him as either a business or architect major, and I start going
through a list of possible drinks in my head.
laughs at the length it’s taken me to decide on a drink for him.
shot, no cream,” I say as he approaches the counter.
from my dad, and I make a mental note to call him back. I open up the browser
to search for places to take Jill out tonight. It needs to be out of the way of
campus so we don’t run into the jerk and his new girl, but close enough if we
have to walk home.
smooth, deep voice echoes around the shop.
store where the guy just ordered what I predicted. Something about his voice
draws my attention to his back, like I want to examine him further.
her and away from him.
then they flicker away to only widen.
will personally take him out of the store and beat him senseless.” I get ready
to turn around when a chuckle has me frozen in my chair.
guy who just ordered.
to take a seat. I stare daggers at her, but she just shrugs at me. Resting back
into my chair, I continue the search for the right club, but can’t come up with
anything that would guarantee a Stephen-free night.
fetch his coffee. Turning my attention to Jill, I see her study his ass and
grin. She obviously likes what she sees.
eyes shimmer.
opposite me.
just shrugs it off like it’s not a big deal, and I decide to ignore him.
can go out tonight, Jill.” I smile at her.
with me.
why we would need a sober driver to accompany us.”
why don’t you just go to the new club that opens tonight. Déjà vu is on the
corner of Main and Avenue X, so it’s close to the campus,” Marcus offers with a
smile.
ex,” I point at Jill, “will be there, and the point of the night is to have
fun.”
people getting into the club are ones with their names on the list.”
examine him. Gorgeous set of lips that I could get lost in kissing, a nose
that’s slightly crooked from being broken, and when my eyes make their way to
his, a blue that’s not entirely blue. They have specks of green and yellow
floating around and glinting off the light in the coffee shop. My train of
thought goes fuzzy for a second, and I look away from him by grabbing my drink
off the table while I try and process why all of a sudden I feel the need to
wrap my body around his.
How does that help?” The words fly out of my mouth. I tend to speak fast when
I’m nervous.
“I can get you on the list,” Marcus says in a way that makes
me rethink wrapping my body around his.
Dani Morales introduces a whole new world that really pulled me in. Okay so maybe not an entirely new world. A world that revolves around drinking, college, roommates, partying, random sexual hookups. Actually with the exception of the random sexual hookups that kind of sounds like my college days.
This was short, and I mean I read it in 40 minutes short, at about 82 pages, this novella is really fast paced while still developing characters with all of the naughty talk and lying that happens. What? You don’t think you could read a book that doesn’t have some lying, or naughty talk did you?
Dani really evolves the characters into people who you want to get to know better… well other than Ames’ roommates boyfriend, he can go suck it. Everyone else though you want to get to know, and you do, not only in this book but in the follow ons, at least I hope so by this one being the first in a series.
I gave it a 4.5. It wasn’t that it wasn’t amazing, which it was really good. It just wasn’t long enough for me to build some solid relationships with the main characters, and I am still trying to figure out if the relationship they have is good/bad/ugly/ or the most sickest, ickiest, perfect relationship out there. You all know what I mean. One thing that still I question, I really didn’t get the name. I figured that that Deja Vu related to something or someone that had been in Ames life previously, but for the life of me I couldn’t figure out what. Well… Okay that is not entirely true, I know where the name comes from, and no I wont tell you because that will ruin some of the book, but Deja Vu doesn’t even apply to the place that is named that. At least in my mind it doesn’t.
Overall it is worth the money, worth the read, and worth sitting waiting for the next in the series. So go forth and read it, you wont regret it.
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