Take Me Now is the first book in a trilogy by Faith Sullivan. it centers around Ivy and Eric. Ivy has just started an internship at the Gazette where her good friend’s Ryan’s stepsister is the boss. Eric owns a landscaping shop and is a bit of a local celebrity because recently he lost his fiance and baby to cancer and he has kind of been in hiding since. Ivy has to interview Eric as one of her assignments for the paper and they end up developing some sort of relationship. But her boss Lauren will stop at nothing to keep them apart because Lauren wants Eric all for herself.
Meanwhile, Ivy is also talking with Will – a guy that she had a crush on that is back home working at the movie theater and setting up a screening. She wants to help him too but does he have feelings for her as well or is he just using her to further his own agenda? Ryan also tells Ivy some personal things he has been thinking about her and now it seems that she has too many guys interested in her and Lauren is of course trying to use this all to her advantage to keep Eric and Ivy apart.
Ivy knows if she continues things with Eric – she will lose her internship and possibly screw up her whole college career in the process because Lauren won’t be wanting her to stick around.
This was a relatively short book but it had a lot going on in it. I really enjoyed it and I am interested to see how things continue in book 2 and what will happen with some of the “twists” that were revealed. (That I won’t reveal here because you need to check out the book for yourself!)
I received a free e-copy of this book from the author in order to write this review. I was not otherwise compensated.
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