Beautiful Bombshell (#2.5 in Beautiful Bastard Series) by Christina Lauren

Hey Everyone!!

So I finished another book, and just in time for me to take a new one with me when I go on my vacation to Disneyland tonight!!!

I finished the newest novella addition to the Beautiful Bastard Series by authors Christina and Lauren (yes, there are two awesome women who wrote this series!!), entitled Beautiful Bombshell!

From Goodreads:



The gentlemen from Beautiful Bastard, Beautiful Stranger, and Beautiful Player are out for a wild night on The Strip.

When Max, Henry, and Will steal Bennett away for a weekend of shenanigans and strippers in Vegas, the first stop of the night doesn’t go at all as planned. With their scheme for a Guys Weekend completely derailed anyway, Max and Bennett begin to play a wild game of stealth and secrecy in order to have their bombshells all over Sin City.

My Thoughts:

The sexiness continues with this great edition to one of my favorite adult series!

Beautiful Bombshell was overall a cute sexy read! It was short, so nice for a quick fun read.  You get some fun incite into Las Vegas, a pretty fun place to go if you ever get the chance (I spent my 21st birthday there last year!).

 Beautiful Bombshell, also gives us a small look into Will's life...a nice preview of what to somewhat expect in Beautiful Player (#3 in the series!)!

Overall rating:

All in all a cute continuation of the series!  I will admit some parts were a bit too cheesy for me, just because of how the guys acted.  Yes some guys can act really whipped when they are in love with a woman, but I thought having two guys act like that in one setting was just a tiny bit too much.

However, I truly do enjoy reading this series, and am very much looking forward to the next book in the series, Beautiful Player, which I'll maybe be getting a start on during my trip! :)

Thanks everyone! I'll try my very best to post the IMM post this Sunday, however, it may have to be postponed a week!

Have a great rest of your week!!

The Romance Bookie :)

Comments

  1. Liz ParkerNovember 7, 2013 at 7:28 AM

    I have to start Beautiful Player! I have it, but just finished a great romcom book called What Nora Knew, so I want to read something that's not romance before circling back to it.

    Have a good trip!

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