Synopsis:
Siler Dunham would do anything to have Farraj Reza, hero of the smash network TV drama, Endangered. Every week she tunes in to watch him calculate the rescue of fellow bus crash survivors trapped deep in the jungle by a ruthless drug lord.
A federal public defender with a penchant for saving the unsavable, she can’t resist his sad story, or his badass charm. When she seeks a matchmaking service to meet him, their one night stand isn’t what she expected. Forced to choose between unbridled lust and compassion, Siler must forgo her fantasy… or mustn’t she?
About the Author:
Erotic mezzofiction writer, Fierce is imagination shapeshifted as a scribe taunting blank pages and carpal tunnel, neither of which are much use for deadlines. Close allies are impeccable timing and a trusty masseuse. Being a switch I/ENFP doesn’t hurt. For kicks Fierce has other personas across several genres, tends to fill in “Other” on surveys without explaining, and chooses the finality of the Japanese Tamagotchi.
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My Review:
This book was brilliant! Seriously, who doesn’t have a TV show crush? We all have one, and sit dreamily staring at the screen imagining what it would be like to slip into their world and seduce the hell out of them! This is exactly what Fierce does in Fangirl’s Dream.
It’s a short read with a great hook and seamlessly takes you on a sexy adventure with a female lead who can represent us ‘real girls’. I don’t want to give too much away and ruin it, but it holds a delicate balance of show don’t tell – which I always appreciate as a reader.
From a writer’s perspective there were a few sexual words used that jarred me personally, but that’s just me and could very well be more of a cultural thing. Just because we speak the same language, there are subtle differences. I try not to be prudish in my own writing, but there are a few words I just won’t use, Just my personal opinion.
The front cover is brilliant – gives us a great view of hunky man – to be honest, I don’t ask for much more than that!
Overall I’d give Fangirl’s Dream 4 out of 5 stars – a must read for romance fans!
Nicky Peacock - YA & Horror Author 