Friday, July 6, 2018

Release Blitz & Review - Stripped - Jamie Russell





Release Blitz




Model: Julie Mick-Schalm




Sephrina Masterson is a woman who had everything. She graduated from Harvard, had a husband whom she adored, and a beautiful son, until it all came crashing down all around her. Her husband left, and then she was faced with taking care of her son by any means necessary. Sephrina turned to taking off her clothes for a living. It might not be the best job, but she raised her son the best she could. She didn’t need a man to swoop in a save her life, until Drew Rockwood turned her whole world upside down.


Drew Rockwood had a career in football, a fancy lifestyle, women, booze, and drugs, until one drunken night ruined it all. He moved back home to restart his life with the help of his aunt and goddaughter. Now, he’s a successful real estate agent and part owner in a bar. Although Drew is doing better in his life, he’s still quite the ladies’ man, until he sees the blonde bombshell on the dance floor of his bar.


They have chemistry that most couples dream of, but both of them have many obstacles to overcome together. Can they both let their pride and ego go to fall in love? Or was their relationship doomed from the start?












Stripped takes you on a journey of 2nd chance love with some drama to go with it. This is my first Jaime book and it was not what I expected.

Sephrina is a single mum that has done everything to protect her teenage son and give him everything he needs to succeed. When she meets Drew, he turns everything upside down and shakes up her life.

Both Sephrina and Drew have serious issues. Sephrina has been burnt and she has taken it upon herself to get back her power and in doing that she found her passion in stripping, she is fiercely independent but when it comes to Drew she cannot make her mind up at all. Drew has the bachelor life, he has woman and a success in business.

Sephrina and Drew have unlimited about of chemistry that rates off the charts, but when their opinions are aired they are live wires and continue to push each other away time and time again.

Jaime did a good job at writing this book, the storyline gave the empowered woman vibe that made anyone feel that they can survive on their own.

Stripped is the 1st book in The Boss B*tch Series, I personally felt frustrated throughout the book with the indecisiveness between the two characters, I felt as if I was watching an intense game of tennis. I felt that the characters individually were perfect but coming together their everyday connection was a volcano on the verge of eruption. I look forward to seeing where Jaime takes the Boss B*tch series.


Ratings;
Plot: 4/5
Characters: 4/5
Heat: 4/5
Writing Style: 4/5

Overall: 4/5





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Jaime Russell grew up in a small town in Pennsylvania, but she currently resides in a smaller town in Indiana. She lives in the country with her husband, and she is caregiver to her parents and mother in law. Jaime suffers from some autoimmune diseases, so on her good days she is active and most likely shopping. But on her bad days, she spends time curled up with her fuzzy blanket, escaping reality with her puppy Annie.


Jaime is a mom to four adults plus a couple of kids that she unofficially adopted. She is also a grandmother to a wild boy with a personality all on his own and a sassy granddaughter, and both of them have stolen her heart. She is an aunt to two crazy nephews and two nieces, as well as being the oldest child in a family of three and their spouses. Life has never been dull for Jaime, and family means everything to her.


She enjoys watching movies, shooting guns, and spending time with family and friends. She is an avid gamer when her internet permits, as she enjoys talking and goofing off with her online family.


Jaime Russell never liked reading growing up, but now she never goes anywhere without either a paperback or her Kindle because there is always a new book boyfriend to be discovered.






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