Release date - 3rd August 2016 Book length - 259 pages Available on - www.amazon.com | www.amazon.co.uk BLURB In a dating scene full of well-educated, ambitious and attractive players, is the “terminally single” woman her own worst enemy? That’s the accusation hurled at Aimee Chase, a young Chicago sports marketing executive who finds herself confronted with professions of love from Michael Blake, a handsome but bland high school classmate. When Aimee tries but fails to let him down easy, habitually nice Michael hits below the belt, implying she’s too damaged to appreciate a good man. Check, please: An insulted Aimee showers Michael in her glass of sweet-but-smoky Merlot. Truth is, Michael's accusations drew blood. With a romantic history littered with cheaters and bad boys–including a married one with a very big job who is still in her life–Aimee fears that she has sabotaged her chances of ever finding the right guy. Months later, as her career implodes and she finds herself enveloped in a high-profile scandal, she’s not sure what to think when a suddenly captivating Michael reappears. Thrilled to find that this “safe” guy now makes her weak in the knees, Aimee ultimately has her ecstasy interrupted by the revelation that Michael has transformed into a promiscuous, cold-hearted pick-up artist he thinks women like Aimee want. When he’s caught with related baggage but declares his fidelity, should Aimee toss aside a promising relationship, or just accept that “it’s complicated?” REVIEW
Aimee Chase has never liked the nice guys, which is proven by her secret on-again, off-again relationship with a high-profile married man. So when the ultimate nice guy, Michael, declares his feelings for her, Aimee wants to let him down gently. But when Michael throws some home truths in her direction, Aimee refuses to listen and throws back some barbs of her own. But life is never simple. And when Aimee's high profile career is threatened by a public scandal, and she finds herself in the limelight, Aimee is forced to look at all of the relationships in her life, and re-evaluate what she wants from her future. Michael's character is very entertaining as he decides to embrace his inner bad boy in order to get the girl. With plenty of twists and turns, DRIVING ME WILD by Maria Benson & A.L. Ford is an entertaining love story that reflects the pitfalls and complications of modern dating. All in all DRIVING ME WILD is well worth a read. BOOK RATING - 📖📖📖📖 4 Author Bio: Due to her attraction to adventure, Maria Benson has never met a stranger and rarely turns down the opportunity for an interesting experience. From skydiving and work in prisons to riding motorcycles and traveling the world, Maria is always on the move. Maria’s drive for adventure and increased desire for understanding human behavior has led her to her career as a licensed therapist. She has dedicated her practice to helping women find their identity and voice in the face of adversity. These experiences serve as the inspiration for her writing. A.L. Ford is a generally “nice guy” who might still be searching for love if his lovely wife hadn’t taken pity on him years ago. A.L.’s writing is infused by first-hand accounts of fellow well-educated, seemingly desirable men who find they often lose out to edgier, less predictable “playboys.” A high technology marketing professional and an MBA, his most important job today is passing along life lessons to his son and daughter. He is the previous author of seven critically-acclaimed novels published by Random House, Penguin and Grand Central. A.L. and his family live in southwestern Ohio. For more information: Website - authormariabenson.com Twitter - twitter.com/mbensonauthor Facebook - www.facebook.com/MariaBensonAuthor/?fref=ts *Book received from author in exchange for an honest review Comments are closed.
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