Method

by Ash Robbins, Marcie Roberts (Editor), Aleisha Mollen (Editor)

Tully Sutton is an artist who has lost herself after years of heartbreaks and struggling to meet her family’s expectations. James Cade Bennett is a world-famous actor lost inside his bad-boy image and the characters he plays. Tully’s life is tipped sideways when she agrees to work on a film and catches the attention of the superstar. She becomes so entangled in Bennett’s world of method acting and ‘pretend’ that she can’t be sure if she’s falling for him or one of his characters.

METHOD is a slow-burn, contemporary romance about two lost people who have a chance at finding themselves after they find each other.

530 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 26, 2026

About the author

Ash Robbins is an author, actress, director, and general funny person. She has learned that everything works best when she just releases control to her ADD and lets it pull her towards whatever medium and/or genre will be best for telling the stories she's constantly conjuring. When not starting fictional relationships or wars between paranormal creatures, she's meddling in the lives of her husband and three boys. She's a Southern girl at heart who feels most at home in her tiny Arkansas farm house or terrorizing picturesque towns in her 1976 Airstrem, but Prosper, Texas is the city saddled with the daunting task of enduring the majority of her daily shenanigans.

Reviews

[Aleisha Mollen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book hooked me in from the very beginning! The setting around movie sets and makeup trailers was quite intriguing, but what really made me keep turning pages was what I saw in the heroine - vulnerability, strength, a woman with a backstory that I couldn't wait to hear about. Then you meet our method actor and you see the same things in him. They are two puzzle pieces that you just know are meant to interlock (pun totally intended) and you're just waiting to see if they can figure it out! Ash has a way of writing that gives you just enough at a time to keep turning pages and wanting more until all the layers build up to exactly what you want.
Amazing book, definitely recommended!

[Christina Yielding · Rating 5 out of 5]

I truly liked this book! The romance was great, but I really loved the relationship between the two best friends.