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A review by ama_reads
Aced by Ella Frank, Brooke Blaine
3.0
This is pure fluff. Two hotties have been admiring one another long before they met.
Dylan is a model. Ace sees a sexy underwear billboard featuring Dylan as he drives to work every day. Sure, he has to drive a little out of his way, but it’s worth it for the eye candy.
Ace is a blockbuster action star. He’s been out for a year, but hasn’t dated for fear that the paparazzi will hound him even more. Dylan has admiring Ace’s work – and his body – for quite some time.
When Dylan gets his first acting gig, he doesn’t expect that it is going to be with his movie mancrush. Just as Ace doesn’t expect one of the bit parts in his latest film to be played by the underwear cutie.
The two develop a relationship on the down low, but it’s soon apparent that it is more than just a fling. How long before they are discovered and the whole world knows?
Biggest complaints – The main characters are a bit too perfect. The ending is too big of a cliffhanger. It almost seems like it should have just continued the story instead of being another book.
Dylan is a model. Ace sees a sexy underwear billboard featuring Dylan as he drives to work every day. Sure, he has to drive a little out of his way, but it’s worth it for the eye candy.
Ace is a blockbuster action star. He’s been out for a year, but hasn’t dated for fear that the paparazzi will hound him even more. Dylan has admiring Ace’s work – and his body – for quite some time.
When Dylan gets his first acting gig, he doesn’t expect that it is going to be with his movie mancrush. Just as Ace doesn’t expect one of the bit parts in his latest film to be played by the underwear cutie.
The two develop a relationship on the down low, but it’s soon apparent that it is more than just a fling. How long before they are discovered and the whole world knows?
Biggest complaints – The main characters are a bit too perfect. The ending is too big of a cliffhanger. It almost seems like it should have just continued the story instead of being another book.