When it comes to women, I know what they want. And all day long, I give
it to them. Dark, broody, and sexy? You got it. Need to laugh? I’m your guy.
Desperate for something to put you in the mood? You’ve come to the right place,
kitten.
Every morning when my library opens, there’s a line around the block,
the ladies flocking to me in need of their next book boyfriend. I’m that dude.
The one who knows his way around the romance section. And if you think that
hasn’t gotten me plenty of action over the years, you’d be wrong.
But I've made a few miscalculations, and now my reputation has my job
in danger. If I can’t prove to my boss that I’m more than a playboy who
recommends romance in the hopes of getting some hanky panky in the stacks, I
can kiss my job goodbye.
Stud in the Stacks is a sexy, hilarious, sometimes
embarrassing romantic comedy told in both points of view, complete with tacos,
romance novel love, and unicorn parties with no cheating or cliffhangers.
I am going to be straight up and real with y’all right
now. I almost set Stud In The Stacks down and walked away. I bet you are asking why
well I am about to tell you but before I do that know that I ended up liking
this one so I am glad that I didn’t set it down.
I was annoyed by
Parker for a good majority of the book, she was wishy washy and I hate when a
heroine is like that. I just had a real hard time connecting with her but in
the end, I did like her character even if I wish she would have been stronger
and less well less Parker. I think you
will understand why once you read her character or maybe it is just me.
So why did I keep reading?
Knox. Plain and simple. He kept me wanting to read this one. Plus add in some book suggestions throughout
the book from Knox himself has added to my never ending TBR list. I liked the idea of the male character being
the one who is the romance genre fan and supporter. Is he at times a bit cocky? Yes but that just adds to his appeal
especially when he stands up for readers of romance books.
The chemistry between Parker and Knox is hot, I loved it
when Knox proved her wrong about certain things. This was at times funny and I enjoyed the
added laughs while reading Stud In The
Stacks. While this one may not have
been a book that I loved I did enjoy it and think others will as well.
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Even though it’s been six years since I stripped for a
roomful of women, I’m pleased to report my loincloth still fits in all the
right places. Tad more snug in front than I remember, but if I had to grow,
might as well be in the junk.
I give the elastic one last test as the producer signals
that I’m up. Spider-Man gives me a fist bump. Thor smacks my ass. They’re the
last two bachelors going up on the block after me in tonight’s superhero-themed
auction.
There are some who might say Tarzan isn’t a superhero, but
Jane would beg to differ.
And I fucking own this costume.
Plus, if no one else bids on me, my Nana’s right up front,
ready to throw down the hundred bucks I slipped her before the show.
I’m hoping for a little higher than that though. Batman just
went for a cool five grand.
Batman was a dick, which I assume my Nana didn’t know when
she started the bidding on him. A grade-A, condescending asshat who thought
just because he had a few million bucks in the bank, he could call people gay
like that’s an insult and take a metaphorical shit on my favorite books.
I fucking want to beat Batman.
Author Bio
Pippa Grant is a stay-at-home mom and housewife who loves to
escape into sexy, funny stories way more than she likes perpetually cleaning
toothpaste out of sinks and off toilet handles. When she’s not reading,
writing, sleeping, or trying to prepare her adorable demon spawn to be
productive members of society, she’s fantasizing about chocolate chip cookies.
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