Título: Tied
Escrito por Emma Chase
DESCRIPCIÓN Y/O SINOPSIS DE ESTE EBOOK
In the fourth sexy romance by the New York Times bestselling author of Tangled and Twisted, Drew and Kate can’t wait to tie the knot—if they can survive the pre-wedding festivities.
For most of my life, I never imagined I’d get married. But Kate did the impossible: she changed me. I think we can all agree I was pretty frigging awesome before, but now I’m even better.
The road to this day wasn’t all rainbows and boners. There were mistakes and misunderstandings worthy of a Greek tragedy. But Kate and I made it through with our inexhaustible lust, boundless admiration, and everlasting love for one another intact.
That being said, there were some unexpected incidents in Vegas last weekend that could have been a problem. It was kind of…my final test.
I know what you’re thinking—what the hell did you do this time? Relax. Let’s not judge, or call for my castration, until you’ve heard the whole story.
And hold on tight, because you’re in for a wild ride. Did you expect anything less?
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Formato del ebook: Kindle PDF EPUB MOBI
Tamaño del archivo: 1118 KB
Longitud de impresión: 256 páginas
Editorial/Editado por: Gallery Books (7 de octubre de 2014)
Idioma: Inglés
OPINIONES:
I laughed, giggled, snorted, and chortled my way through this comedic masterpiece!
What could be better than an entire book done from Drews’ POV? Drunken Drew in Vegas POV! Oh, God, how I missed this lovable jerk. Gut busting, tear welling laughter. It’s a blindsided comedic punch kind of humor. Love, love, LOVE it.
Drew, Kate, and all of their friends head to Vegas for a weekend of fun before the wedding. Do I really need to say anything else? I mean really? Everybody is there for the festivities. But it’s when Drew decides to impart some knowledge on the dating disaster that is Kate’s ex that the real fun begins. The guys and gals split up for the night for the pre marital tradition of bachelor and bachelorette parties. Can drew handle it? Will Kate trust him to make it out unscathed?
I am giving nothing away guys. Go in blind; feel the thrill of the ride for yourself. Get caught up in the inner dialogue of a man that’s brilliantly clueless and has a wealth of man-whore knowledge to share with the masses.
I laughed, giggled, snorted, and chortled my way through this comedic masterpiece!
Romantic comedy doesn’t get any better than this!
What do they say about laughter? Laughter is the best medicine. Laughter is good for the soul. If you are looking to lift your spirits or reduce stress in your life, laughter is a sure thing. I just finished the concluding novel of the Tangled series, Tied, and laughed out loud the entire time I was reading! Emma Chase is incredibly talented at writing romantic comedy. If you are looking for a fantastic series in the romantic comedy genre, I highly recommend you begin with her first novel titled Tangled!
Drew and Kate are finally ready to take the plunge in Tied – to dive headfirst into marriage! Our couple is already living together and raising James, their two year-old son. One week prior to their wedding, the entire gang is heading to Las Vegas for one last hurrah! Drew is joined by Matthew, Steven, Jack O’Shay and Billy Warren. Kate is joined by Delores, Alexandra, and Drew’s secretary, Erin Burrows. The group is traveling together and staying in the same suite, with Vegas-style bachelor and bachelorette parties on the agenda. Now, I know what you are thinking. If you have read any of this series, you can only imagine the high jinx and misunderstandings which are bound to happen in Vegas. And guess what? Tied is infinitely better than anything your mind can conjure up!
Emma Chase has writing the interaction between Drew and Kate down to a science. Drew is as confident as they come. He tells it like it is. In his own opinion, he does no wrong. But Drew has had a hard time adjusting to the differences between men and women. Women don’t think like men, and until Kate, he never worried about that. Drew has learned some hard lessons since Kate disrupted his life, but he is learning. Fatherhood has been good for him. I think readers will find that his character has developed nicely over the course of this series.
Now, I absolutely love Emma Chase’s writing style. When reading her novels, it feels like her characters are speaking directly to you, telling you their colorful story. With Tied being told from Drew’s perspective, it is absolutely hysterical! Imagine Drew giving rock star Billy Warren advice on how to pick up women. Envision what Drew has to say about men, team sports and competitiveness. And can you picture Drew desperately trying to stay out of trouble in a Vegas strip club? Folks, this is funny stuff. Romantic comedy doesn’t get any better than this! Another 5-star novel from author Emma Chase!
A perfectly hilarious conclusion
Tied is the final installment in the laugh-out-loud hilarious romance series by Emma Chase. This series is as wrought with humor as it is with drama, following Drew Evans and Kate Brooks as they navigate their way through an explosively hot office romance, an unexpected pregnancy and now, in Tied, their impending nuptials. Drew and Kate have dealt with their fair share of drama threatening their relationship, and it finally seems like smooth sailing from here on out. But with their wedding mere weeks away, and a double bachelor/bachelorette weekend in Vegas looming, what could possibly go wrong? Famous last words.
Drew’s point of view is what, literally, drew all of us into this series in the first place. There is not a single book in existence that comes close to touching the perfection that is Drew Evans’ sarcasm and humor and sexually charged inner monologue in Tangled. His voice in that book made this story line completely unforgettable and incomparable. It’s that same voice that makes Tied so completely consuming. In Tied, Drew is still Drew. He’s still the consummate professional, the same businessman we were drawn to previously. He still prefers blowjobs and breasts to food and sleep. But now he’s a dad and a fiancee… so we’re introduced to a side of the man we’ve not seen before.
Despite the antics, humor and hilarity that drive this story, Emma Chase reaffirms to the reader what brought Drew and Kate to this present moment in the first place. All jokes aside, the gravity and the raw emotion of the love that has evolved between these two characters is more prominent than ever in Tied. Between Drew’s flashbacks of watching the woman he loves become a mother; his reminiscing of how their dynamic has changed from co-workers to lovers to parents to bride and groom to-be, through all of it we’re reminded of where this story began, how far they’ve come and where they’ll go from here. There’s no shortage of laugh-your-ass-off, piss-your-pants moments in Tied, but despite the strippers, the copious amounts of alcohol, the fistfights and vulgar language, Tied is the most beautifully emotional representation of Drew and Kate’s love story of the series.
Tied is basically the last hurrah before the Evans-Brooks wedding. The happy couple and their group of friends and family head to Vegas and embark on a weekend of debauchery sans children. The weekend is wrought with humorous trips down memory lane, Drew and Kate both learning hilarious and embarrassing stories about their significant other courtesy of their friends.
But, Tied is so much more than a raunchy weekend in Vegas. It’s very much an ode to all that has made this series what it is. It’s a beautiful reminder of where it all began, the epic romance that bloomed in Tangled and has been a non-stop roller coaster ride ever since. But it’s also about these friendships, these diverse personalities that have all complimented this story, have all brought something pivotal to the plot over the course of this series. It’s about family, those important people that set the bar high for what love and respect and trust should be, for both Drew and Kate. And it’s about self-discovery, the journey toward figuring out exactly the man Drew has come to be, both for himself, the woman he loves and the little boy they’ve brought into the world. All of this, juxtaposed with comedy and humor the likes of which we’ve never seen before make for the perfect, unforgettable, unputdownable conclusion that is Emma Chase’s Tied.
