Attracting Ava

by Kris Weeks

Men were always attracted to Ava Healy, even when she paid no mind to most of them. The ones that did catch her eye, were lucky to have her for the most part unless they betrayed her. After a tragic break up with long time boyfriend Ethan. Ava falls head over heels for the humorous, good looking Doctor Dorian Shell, She was amazed that he desired her as much as he did and he made all of the right moves to make Ava fall right into his trap of lies.

242 pages, Paperback

First published March 6, 2015

Reviews

[Tamara]

Hell Hath No Fury ...

This is a great one-sitting read ... My first of Kris Weeks' offerings. I like when a book drags me in so deeply that when I finish, I have to do a reality check of my surroundings. This story did that for me. We all know about a woman scorned, and Ava takes that old saying up a notch. With a devilish pen and twisty ending, Weeks won't disappoint.

[Tracey Mccall]

Wow

This was an amazing story!! It was brilliant. Well written storyline with brilliant character development.
I think Ava is my new hero. I am so excited to read more from Kris Weeks.
I absolutely urge you to read this story

[Denise Keef]

I really…really loved this story! Ava Healy is one woman that men should beware of and never cross! She is the type of woman that will seek revenge no matter how hard it is to accomplish BUT she will get it done and then move on with her life! This is an excellent story filled with twists, turns and double crosses and the end left me in awe. I had never seen it coming! Kris Weeks has an amazing mind for what a good story should contain. Great detail, good storyline, interesting characters, and good flow to the story that keeps the reader wanting to continue reading until the last page is read! This is a definite read for everyone that enjoys a really great and entertaining story! I am looking forward to reading a lot more by this talented author and hope that everyone will add this to their library!

[Kelly Rickard]

I really liked the story and it's a page turner. We follow Eva, a horror writer by day and a transcriber by night. All she wants is someone to love her and not betray her. Will she finally find that special person.

Unfortunately it needs editing as some of the sentences didn't flow and could be quite jarring. There were one or two words that were obviously wrong like using one instead of on.

[PJ Lea]

Ava doesn't take betrayal well and uses her horror writing to control her anger, though it doesn't always work.
It's an interesting story that held my attention and I especially enjoyed the sections where the killings were described. The ending was a surprise with no clues to give it away, which I liked.
I didn't feel connected to the characters but that's more a personal reaction. The book could do with being proofread as there were a few too many errors to ignore and it did detract from the story which is unfortunate.