Oliver Adair. Beautiful on the outside. Damaged on the inside. One bad decision followed by the next leaves him broke and out of options. When propositioned to sell his body he enters into a parallel world of sex for hire. Oliver embarks on a journey that will force him to confront his demons, answer for the sins of the past, and become a man.
In Volume Seven of Oliver’s amorous adventures, Oliver gets into the first fight of his life, rounds up his assortment of fellow horny escorts, celebrities, and fallen aristocracy, for a reality TV show at his ancestral manor and ends the novel in the second fight of his life and an article in the gossip pages
Omg I did not believe this story could get any better but once again Livia has proven me wrong. I think volume 7 is the best installment so far. I laughed, sighed, and cried all during this installment. I was laughing so hard at one point that I was being stared at by strangers, lol . It was a comedy of errors at one point. Ollie can be a dick at times but I still love him. Roland has become one of my favorite characters, I cannot wait to read more about him and Elon. Elon's mother was Hilarious!!! I am coming to care for Ollie's mom, something I did not foresee happening. Olga drove me crazy during this book but after a while you began to realize why she was acting the way she was and instead I felt for her. It is hard to love someone and they continually do stupid things to make you doubt their love. I cannot wait for volume 8. I have read all 7 volumes I. The last 5 days and now I have a large book hangover. What to do without Ollie, Olga, Elon, Roland, the doctor, the LPS, the footballer, the matchmaker, the list just keeps going on.
I really enjoyed this new installment of the adventures of Oliver as a gigolo. We see a different side of Oliver, and it is a very surprising one. Imagine pretty Oliver getting involved in a fight? No? Well, he gets involved in two fights here. He even started one of them when he tried to defend a friend. Imagine that.
Oliver's money problems continue in this part of the series, so he agrees with a television producer to let them use his family house to make a reality show. This is the funniest installment so far, because when he decides to go alone to his manor to meet the producers, plans don't go as he predicted and events will happen that will make you think of the Marx Brothers. When you mix so many different people in the same place, disasters are bound to happen, as well as hilarious situations.
I really liked this book, but I cannot ignore the many typos I found.
4.5 stars. Another enjoyable installment of this series, which once again, I read in less than 24 hours. As usual, Oliver's life goes from chaotic to more chaotic, and just when it seems he's about to get everything sorted out, the proverbial feces hit the fan. I can't wait to read the next volume!