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In Production

(Ebony Nights #2)

Elisabeth Roseland (Goodreads Author)

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"A late-night escort could be just what she needs to go prime time with the right man. "

"Ebony Nights, Book 2"

Chicago-based TV producer Marie Hutchinson has her eye on much bigger things like Hollywood. Her controversial documentary subject is sure to get her there, but it has left her no time for relationships. Her sexual itches get scratched on a regular basis, thanks to ...more

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Published March 1st 2013 by Samhain Publishing

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3 Stars

I was intrigued by the synopsis of In Production because it features a successful woman who uses an “escort” service to service her physical needs. The story has some good moments but at times the heroine lacked the maturity one would expect from someone of her age and in her position and the hero has a Godfather complex that was a little annoying.

Marie Hutchinson is a successful television news producer but she’s ready to move on to b Slick‘s review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews

3 Stars

I was intrigued by the synopsis of In Production because it features a successful woman who uses an “escort” service to service her physical needs. The story has some good moments but at times the heroine lacked the maturity one would expect from someone of her age and in her position and the hero has a Godfather complex that was a little annoying.

Marie Hutchinson is a successful television news producer but she’s ready to move on to bigger and better things. She has her eye on producing in Hollywood but knows it will take a breakout blockbuster documentary to get her noticed. Her last boyfriend cheated on her with her best friend so she decided that relationships and dating are just something she doesn’t want or need and she’s been using an exclusive escort service, Ebony Nights, to satisfy her carnal desires. She simply refuses to date available men and put herself out there.

Vincent Contadino is a rival producer in Chicago and has been trying to get Marie to date him for awhile. He’s charming, successful, and currently single. He also doesn’t meet any of the criteria Marie has for men. He takes a new tactic with Marie and soon finds himself on a date and opening up about a lot of things in his life.

For the most part I liked these characters. Marie could be funny and blunt something I appreciate, but I also found her to be narrow minded in regards to men and she tended to overreact to situations without hearing the full story. As a journalist, I would automatically assume she’d want all the facts before jumping to conclusions. Vince was pretty likeable. The fact that he owned up to past mistakes is huge in my book. I like that he could be somewhat self deprecating about his short comings. He stuck with pursing Marie which most men wouldn’t have done so he gets bonus points for that but the Italian heritage jokes were a bit much and could have been toned down or eliminated. There was no denying their chemistry and their intimate moments were pretty damn scorching hot. There were a few scenes with the male escorts that had me scratching my head and I found myself doubting men who are paid for sex would do some of the things these guys did out of the goodness of their heart.

Unfortunately, I found the characters in In Production to be somewhat uneven and while there were flashes of a stellar storyline, there were quite a few misses as well. I very much enjoyed the first book in this series and I even though this one didn’t quite live up to my expectations, I will continue to check out the books in this series as they are released.

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Elisabeth Roseland spends her days dreaming up ways to throw sexy heroes and strong heroines together. Her characters explore the wonderful, agonizing, joyful, heartbreaking and complicated human experiences that are sex and love, with a little fantasy thrown in for good measure. She also hopes to inspire readers to grab the nearest consenting adult and do something fun. She lives in Chicago with ...more