Showing posts with label Allyson Lindt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Allyson Lindt. Show all posts

Friday, January 31, 2014

Book Review: Learning New Tricks (Bits & Bytes #3) by Allyson Lindt

We were first introduced to the hero, Archer, in the previous books in this series. Although I wasn't all the crazy about him, I did feel bad that he lost his girl to his best friend. However as this book starts off, the little bit of sympathy I had for him went flying out the window as I am reminded of what giant douche he really is. His explanation of meaningless sex to his best friend Tori just rubbed me the wrong way and made me want to throat punch him.

Tori is stuck in a job that is slowly driving her crazy as she lets them walk all over her. She is also designs costumes that Archer displays in his comic store. She wishes she knew how to separate love and sex like he does. So when he offers her some hands on lessons, she just can't refuse. However, right from the beginning it is pretty clear that these two have deeper feeling for each other than either of them realize.

Archer and Tori have this great chemistry together both in and out of the bedroom, but each also has something from their past holding them back from "more." He still seems hung up on his ex and Tori refuses to be anyone's second choice.

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Book Review: Unconventional Fling by Allyson Lindt

Jade's job has her traveling the majority of the time, which makes relationships difficult. Men she has attempted to date in the past eventually can't handle all of her time away. So maybe just having a little fun is what she  needs. Brandon is the voice behind popular anime characters which often has him traveling to various conventions. His good looks and flirtations have unfortunately left him with an undeserved "love em and leave em" reputation. When these two meet at the hotel breakfast one morning, it is instant chemistry and they look to have some fling fun.

Brandon realizes that he wants more than just a few hours with Jade, but she doesn't see how that is possible with both of them constantly on the go. Can they navigate their heavy travel schedules and actually have a real relationship?

This is my third book by Allyson Lindt and I have really enjoyed them all. What I love the most about all of her stories is that she uses geeks as her heroes/heroines. And dammit, I'm glad someone realizes that us geeks can be sexy too! I really got a kick out of Unconventional Fling as it starts off at an anime convention. As someone that goes to New York Comic Con ever year (in 2012 I dressed up as Black Widow and my 4 boys as other Avengers characters), I could totally picture the scene in my head. This was a quick, fun and sexy novella and I will continue to look forward to more books from this author.

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Book Review: Toeing the Line (Bits & Bytes #2) by Allyson Lindt

I love that the books in Allyson Lindt's Bits & Bytes series all feature geeky but hot heroes and heroines. I have read a ton of books, literally, over the past two years and this is the first time I have come across heroes like this and its a nice change. Zane is an awesome hacker who was then recruited by the government to work for the Air Force. After doing that for five years, he has returned home and is trying to figure out what to do for work. Riley, his best friend since high school, works in the insurance industry but also is an artist who draws graphic novels. She tends to dive in head first into relationships only to discover down the road it wasn't right. The problem is, she doesn't know what she is looking for and thinks maybe she doesn't truly know what love feels like. On the other hand, Zane isn't looking for a romantic relationship at all.

Monday, August 19, 2013

Book Review: Conflict of Interest (Bits & Bytes #1) by Allyson Lindt

Kenzie can't believe that her twin sister thinks she is frigid and uptight. (Did NOT like her sister Riley at all, by the way). To prove to herself that she is wrong, she approaches the hot guy at the coffee shop, who she has seen there before. They immediately start trading witty, innuendo laden banter which leads to an incredibly hot truck makeout scene. Unfortunately, they are interrupted and both the characters and the reader are left hanging.

Scott has his own software company that he and his best friend built themselves. But he doesn't filter what comes out of his mouth which leads to a very displeased board of directors. In order to get the stiff, old men off his back, Scott agrees to work with a PR professional to help clean up his act.  Surprise, surprise - guess who the PR gal is? Both Scott and Kenzie are shocked to be sitting across from each other at the conference table. Kenzie knows better than to get involved with one of her clients, but once the sexy banter starts up again, nothing can keep them off each other.

Can Scott handle the fact that Kenzie is trying to mold him into something he's not, even if it is just her job? And will Kenzie be able to handle the consequences of sleeping with her client?

I loved this book! It made me smile and literally laugh out loud. It was witty and sweet and so very hot. It is told from alternating points a view between Kenzie and Scott, which is one of my favorite methods. I love getting inside the minds of both the hero and heroine. This was a fun, light hearted summer read and I will absolutely be checking out future books from Allyson Lindt.

Conflict of Interest is the first book in the Bits & Bytes series, but each book can be read as a stand alone.

Marianna's Rating:

**I received an eBook in exchange for my honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.


Title: Conflict of Interest
Author: Allyson Lindt
Series: Bits & Bytes #1
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Goodreads: www.goodreads.com/book/show/17702587-conflict-of-interest
Website: allysonlindt.com
Social Media: @allysonlindt; www.facebook.com/AllysonLindt
Book Description:
Kenzie propositions a sexy stranger in a coffee shop to prove to herself she’s capable of taking a risk. She doesn’t expect him to be sitting across from her the following Monday as her newest client. Even worse, she can’t stop thinking about what might have happened between them on a personal level if it weren’t for their professional relationship. He knows how to push her buttons, and she doesn’t want him to stop.

Scott has built his software company from the ground up to escape things like stuffy old men telling him how to behave, so he loathes his board of directors ordering him to make the public forget he doesn’t have a verbal filter. When his new publicity manager is the almost-fling he never expected to see again, he seizes the opportunity to have fun and still pretend he’s complying with the board’s edict.

Giving in to desire could mean both their jobs, but each “one last time” always leads to another. Now they have to decide what they’re willing to sacrifice to indulge this conflict of interest.





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