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Wardrobe Malfunction
by Samantha Towle
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From New York Times
bestselling author, Samantha Towle, comes a new standalone romantic comedy.
Vaughn West,
Hollywood heartthrob, has been at the top of his game for years. He thinks he’s
untouchable—until a betrayal brings him spiraling down. Now, everyone pities
him, and if there’s one thing Vaughn hates, it’s pity.
After a few months
of working his way through every available actress, pop star, model, and
waitress in California, Vaughn needs to get his life back on track and focus on
what he does best—making hit movies.
Charlotte Michaels
is in love. Just not with one person.
Louis Vuitton…
Christian Dior…
Valentino…
Gucci…
And the list goes
on.
Sadly, Charly’s
limited bank account doesn’t allow her those luxuries, and the closest she gets
are lucky finds in charity shops and working closely with some of those names
in her job as a wardrobe assistant.
Now, Charly has
landed the mother of all jobs—working on the new Vaughn West movie. Excited
doesn’t even cut it.
Only things don’t
go as planned, and it turns out that Vaughn is actually a jerk. A hot jerk, but
a jerk nonetheless.
So, why do their
clothes keep falling off whenever they’re around each other? And why can’t
Charly keep her mind in the closet and off Vaughn?
Getting mixed up
with a smart-mouthed, fashion-obsessed wardrobe assistant is the last thing
Vaughn needs.
Getting mixed up
with an arrogant, self-centered, obnoxious, jumped-up actor who has a lack of
respect for fashion is the last thing Charly needs.
Things are about to
get hot, dirty, and messy in Hollywood. Very messy. Especially if Charly’s
closely guarded secret falls out of her closet.
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I received a copy in exchange for an honest review!
What I say: Samantha Towle always writes sexy BBFs. It's a fact. What she's also great at is creating super sassy heroines, Charly is no exception.
Charly, aka wardrobe assistant extraordinaire and wannabe designer, meets A-List Hollywood star Vaughn West on set and makes one heck of an impression!
Vaughn is quite the charmer, but his ego has taken a massive hit recently. A series of incidents have put his career in jeopardy so he has to be on his best behaviour and focus solely on his acting.
I loved Charly. She made me laugh from beginning to end. The combination of her quirky style and sense of humour resulted in a fab heroine. I liked how she stood her ground, going toe-to-toe with Vaughn.
Vaughn is instantly drawn to Charly and enjoys sparring with her - pins and all! I have to admit even when he was being a jerk I still loved him. I was totally won over by this charmer and wanted them to get their big Hollywood HEA.
Without turning into a complete fangirl (even though I am a massive ST fangirl), I know I can always count on Samantha Towle to create amazing secondary characters. Vaughn's family and Nick are particularly good additions to the story - I loved seeing the interaction between all the characters.
As you can probably tell I really enjoyed Wardrobe Malfunction and am hoping Nick gets his own story one day...
4.5 Walk of Fame Stars in my Sky!
Author Spotlight:
Samantha Towle is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author. She began her first novel
in 2008 while on maternity leave. She completed the manuscript five months
later and hasn’t stopped writing since.
She is the author of contemporary
romances, The Storm Series and The Revved Series, and stand-alones, Trouble, When I Was Yours, The Ending I Want, Unsuitable and Sacking the Quarterback, which was
written with James Patterson. She has also written paranormal romances, The Bringer and The Alexandra Jones
Series. All of her books are penned to the tunes of The Killers, Kings of Leon,
Adele, The Doors, Oasis, Fleetwood Mac, Lana Del Rey, and more of her favorite
musicians.
A native of Hull and a graduate of Salford
University, she lives with her husband, Craig, in East Yorkshire with their son
and daughter.
