Model Behavior by M.E. Carter and Andrea Johnston
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Series: Charitable Endeavors
Released December 12, 2019
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He thinks he’s so perfect with his model behavior . . . and he just might be.
Reading and reviewing books is my hobby. Rescuing wildlife is my passion. It never occurred to me that both my hobby and passion would collide in the strangest of ways one day.
I was perfectly content in my quiet little world. Working, reading, and supporting my favorite authors left little time for dating or a relationship. Besides, when you take the horizontal mambo off the table, you sort of limit your prospects.
Then one night, Matthew Roberts in all his cover model glory blew into my life and swept me off my feet.
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Life as a single dad is not for the weak. Especially when your daughter is a spunky six-year-old with a passion for singing and a weakness for baby animals. I’ve been strictly focused on being her dad and smiling for the camera to provide for her future. Having my abs splashed on the cover of romance novels hasn’t left much time for a personal life. Much to my mother’s dismay.
When a storm dropped—literally—a wild animal into my life, I knew there was one person who could help us—Carrie Myers. I just never expected her to save not only the small squirrel but to also find her way into my heart.
Sometimes the most unlikely person can be your greatest gift.
Model Behavior is exactly what I have come to expect from M.E. Carter and Andrea Johnston with their Charitable Endeavors series! These two authors who write great separately, are exceptional as a duo, it’s impossible to know who wrote what within this series.
Model Behavior, like the rest of the books in the series is set within the book world, but more on the periphery. The meet cute was at a book signing, but otherwise was set in the real world. The couple is a book blogger like myself and a cover model, not like myself lol.
I really enjoyed seeing Carrie and Matthew get passed the perceptions and assumptions they’d had of each other from past experiences and gossip, because we all know that can be a huge obstacle to get around. Model Behavior is a slow burning romance and I know people hate the word, but it’s also a clean romance. I personally need that in my romance novels occasionally, so that was a nice breath of fresh air for me.
I’m a sucker for a sexy single dad and the balance of humor and angst that brings to the table and this one undoubtedly hit the mark on that scale. Model Behavior is a funny and charming romance that will have you smiling ear to ear throughout the story and one book you don’t want to over look.
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