2/26/14

Review of The Ex Factor by Cate Masters

The Ex Factor
by Cate Master

Once half of the most powerful ‘it’ couple in Hollywood, actress Susan Ainsley is tired of shallow guys or men who only want to bask in her spotlight. When her ex can’t seem to stop trashing their relationship even though he’s remarried, she looks to Madame Eve’s 1Night Stand service to help her find a real partner.
Susan has starred in director Jared Thornwell’s dreams for years. But after divorcing her cardboard husband, it seems she’s out on the town with a new guy every other week. Jared wants nothing more than to be the man who fulfills her dreams too, but even with Madame Eve’s help, does he stand a chance with her for longer than one night?

This book has a great story-line and it's well-written too..  I love reading short books or series but this was way to short for me..  it was like  wham bam thank you i hate saying that but its true.. it needed more about the new couple at the end of the book but nothing there..sorry 

3 out of 5 star's
Olivia R.

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