Losing Control

i'm so confused oh my god

I don't usually read books like this that will make me cry or realistic fiction books but this book did sound interesting and once in a while I like to read books I don't usually read. Anyway, I thought this book was a decent read. I enjoyed reading it and it is well written. I liked the characters too. I think it didn't really need to be a series. It would have been perfect as a stand alone. No cliffhangers so if I hadn't already received the second book I would not have guessed it wasn't a stand alone. It is hot but I didn't find it intimate. I give this 3 out of 5.

Blog | Twitter | Instagram As a note, an e-galley of this novel was sent to me via NetGalley by the publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not effect my opinions in any way. For my full review of Losing Control by Jen Frederick please head on over to BOOKEDJ. In book one of the Kerr Chronicles, Losing Control, we open with a promise of love scenes and passion to indulge in. And although the blurb of information is misleading, Losing Control is a fast paced, addictive, romance filled with some serious smutty goodness and will be tugging on your heartstrings in no time. The plot contains much of the same for releases in new adult and erotic fiction: rich, pushy, brazen and attractive man pairs up with an otherwise ordinary, down on her luck woman. It’s in this that can make the story itself tiring and may convince you not to bother picking up a copy. And I get that. Really, I do. And while I’m incredibly tired with the cliches in these so-called romance novels, Jen Frederick manages to keep readers interested purely on the likeability of our leading lady and man. She keeps characters relatable, realistic to their very core, and doesn’t let us walk away without at least sympathizing with one of them. Victoria “Tiny” Corielli makes due with a job as a courier in the busy city; making just enough money to scrape by and spends a good deal of her time caring for her mother who’s sadly just been diagnosed as out of remission when it comes to the cancer they thought she beat once before. Times are tough for the Corielli women, who are obviously very close, and you can’t help but to hope for a small miracle for the both of them even if we know life isn’t always generous.