Review: Nailed - Christine D'Abo

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Review: Nailed - Christine D'Abo - April 2014

On the lookout for a red-hot romantic read to get your blood boiling on these cold mornings as we enter into Autumn ? Cosmopolitan Magazine aka Cosmo has released their own collection of Red-Hot reads for all those female readers out there and today's book is Nailed by Christine D'Abo and in this case , that is Nailed in two different contexts. Nailed takes place at the site of a new DIY Television show where they are renovating an old historical house called Trinity House. When new and upcoming designer Sophie gets the job , she is ecstatic as not only will it bring much-needed publicity for her and put her business on the map but she has always had a dream to star on TV and in the art of show business you can't go too far with Reality TV. However what will happen when she discovers that her co-star Fynn takes a quick disliking to her ? Can she prove to him that she's up for the job even though she can't seem to concentrate when he is around her - the words "heart palpitations" jumps to mind. With the pair of them working on the show - will the job ever get done or will their personal lives start to affect their working relationship ? 
Find out in this quick red-hot read from the Cosmo Collection "Nailed " by Christine D'Abo.

 

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