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Thursday, September 15, 2016

Blog Tour: Road-Tripped - Nicole Archer

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Road-Tripped

by Nicole Archer 
Ad Agency Series #1 
Publication Date: August 1, 2016 
Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romantic Comedy

  RoadTripped


What’s worse than losing everything? Try driving a phallic-shaped RV across the country with your vile womanizing coworker. Copywriter Callie Murphy has a bad attitude, a vicious tongue, and a serious aversion to Shimura Advertising’s resident manwhore, Walker Rhodes. Know where he can stick his good looks and Southern charm? She can think of a few creative places. Avoiding him wouldn’t be a problem, except her boss threatens to fire her if she doesn’t go along with him on their RV client’s cross-country tour. Walker is sick of his job, tired of women, and in a big old creative rut. The upcoming client road trip is just what he needs to shake things up and rediscover his lost passion. But his plans go south when his partner drops out at the last minute, and Callie, the foul-mouthed tiny terror, takes her place. Unless he can find a way to thaw his icy coworker, he’s looking at two month’s of pure hell. On the road, they experience one hilarious misadventure after another and soon find themselves on a life-changing journey. But when their paths veer off in different directions, will they hit a dead end? Road-Tripped is a stand-alone novel and the first book in the Ad Agency Series. *Adult language and situations.

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Review

What could be bad about taking a free vacation?  When that vacation is courtesy of your work and you have to travel with your manwhore of a co-worker in a tin can of an RV around the country.  As soon as I read the blurb about Road-Tripped, I was sold.  I love a good rom com; I always could use a good laugh.  And when I can find an author who makes me laugh out loud, I usually latch on to them like glue.  And I was definitely laughing with this one.

Callie Murphy is trying to re-build her life after a horrendous breakup when she’s told that she needs to go on a cross-country tour with one of her co-workers and pretend to be a couple.  And it’s not just any co-worker, it’s the manwhore.  The one guy that all the girls Velcro themselves to.  Walker has a bad case of burnout.  He gave up his dreams of photography and painting in order to have a steady paycheck with advertising.  And he’s slowly felt his soul withering ever since.  He knows he needs a change, he just doesn’t know what but this trip around the country is just the chance he needs to get his creative juices flowing.  That is until his boss dumps angry girl into the RV with him.

As a woman that speaks fluent sarcasm, I appreciated Callie’s lack of filter and sarcasm.  Her quips often had me giggling or just out right laughing.  I also loved Walker’s “Southernisms.”  The book was incredibly detailed while not being bogged down.  I was able to vividly picture the scenes (even though there were some I didn’t want to, Bob anyone?!), it was a lot like watching a movie.  Actually can we get this as a movie please?  It’d make a fabulous one.  The sexual tension between Callie and Walker as they get to know each other is hot and when they finally give in, it’s even hotter.  And I absolutely love the secondary characters.  They add a lot of color to the story.  I especially love Walker’s grandma, I want to be her when I grow up.

I’m going to be recommending this all over the place.  It is hand’s down one of the best rom coms I’ve read so far this year.  -Peace and Love, Buxom J



About Nicole Archer

Nicole Archer’s lengthy career as an advertising copywriter not only polished her writing skills—it provided a lifetime of book material. Many months her book purchases are as high as her mortgage. As a full-time, working single mom of a beautiful, time to do much else, but work, write, read, drink wine, and breathe. She believes the best books make you laugh, cry and orgasm. In real life, she lives in Dallas, Texas, but she’d rather live in Switzerland.



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