Review: Vain (Part #1) - Deborah Bladon

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Review: Vain - Part #1 - Deborah Bladon - July 2014

Scrolling through my Kindle, I clicked on Vain by Deborah Bladon, and going in blind, I wasn't sure if I would enjoy this book or not as I had been lately bored of romances and been going on a thriller buzz. The book begins with our female character Alexa delivering a sub for her friend Sadie to a guy's house. The guy answers the door naked and thinks that Alexa is a hooker. Alexa leaves but the guy asks her for a proposition, he wants to photograph her for his new collection. The guy turns out to be photographer Noah Foster, known for his erotic photos of females. Alexa agrees only with the condition, her face isn't shown. During this time Alexa and Noah have a few sparks fly or so Alexa believes. She has been burned before and left Paris with her heart broken. What happens when the person who broke her heart ends up collaborating with Noah and when the exhibition is unveiled - it isn't what she expected - it's 100x worse and at that moment her whole world collapses. The book then ends on a massive cliffhanger which made me want more. I have to admit this book surprised me and is one that I highly recommend to others to read. I am now looking forward to reading the other two parts of this series and seeing what happens between Alexa and Noah. I don't give 5 stars out much, but Vain -Part #1 by Deborah Bladon deserved it.


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