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Road-Tripped (Ad Agency #1) by Nicole Archer – Review by Jessica Leombruno

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Road-Tripped (Ad Agency #1)Road-Tripped by Nicole Archer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Road Tripped by Nicole Archer was a first for me by this author. If you love a good office romance with some funny bantering between the couple then this is the book for you. It took me a couple of chapters to really get into the book, but by the end, I was ready to buy the next book.

Callie really didn’t like any of her co-workers and hated it even more, when she got told that she has to take a road trip across the U.S. with Walker – the office player. Callie and Walker have so many layers to them that it took talking and fighting to get to know one another. But when they started to understand one another better, the sparks were flying and it was steamy.

This was a well written and enjoyable book. I am looking forward to reading the next book in the Ad Agency series. Never had a cross-country road trip but it sounds like fun, I think?!?

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Road-Tripped: An Enemies to Lovers Romance (Ad Agency Series Book 1) by Nicole Archer – Review by Jenni Bishop

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Road-Tripped (Ad Agency #1)Road-Tripped by Nicole Archer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Road-Tripped: An Enemies to Lovers Romance (Ad Agency Series Book 1) by Nicole Archer Is absolutely the best thing I have read in a long long time. It is the sweetest, loving and out there story. There were a few sad moments but this book had me in fits of laughter all the way from the start to the finish. Nicole is a new author for me and is now one of my favourites. I am amped up to read more from her. Her writing and the concept of this story is just superb and you can imagine everything she has written. The story is written in both our main characters POV which I love as it gives a story so much more depth.There was not one part of the story that did not fit or gel. It is a true masterpiece.

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Field-Tripped (Ad Agency #3) by Nicole Archer – Review by Sheri Schrader

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Field-Tripped (Ad Agency #3)Field-Tripped by Nicole Archer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Field-Tripped is the third book in the Ad Agency Series written by Nicole Archer. This can be read as a standalone story but there are characters from the previous novels and storylines, mentioned. I have read the other books and was glad to see this one available. Like the other books, this is a fun romance with some twists and turns. Eli works for Skip at Shimura Advertising in New York. Eli has been hiding from his past but it comes back and hits him in the head on his newest assignment. Charlie is the owner of the competing agency located in Colorado and part of what Eli has been hiding from.
Eli has been involved in the other novels and it’s nice to see him get his own story. He is athletic, strong, and creative. He also is a good friend to have in your corner. Charlie is from his past and he has never gotten over her. She is a daredevil and an independent woman. Can the two of them reconcile what happened in the past?
I enjoyed this book as much as the other two in the series and am looking forward to the next book. These are fun romances with a happy ending. I like the tension Nicole Archer creates between the characters and that there is some sort of challenge not just a perfect ending.

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Road-Tripped (Ad Agency #1) by Nicole Archer – Review by Sheri Schrader

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Road-Tripped (Ad Agency #1)Road-Tripped by Nicole Archer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Road-tripped by Nicole Archer is the first in the Ad Agency Series. The story is about copywriter Callie Murphy and Shimura’s advertising manwhore Walker Rhodes. The two have ended up on a cross-country trip in an RV for a client’s ad campaign. Callie is brash, has a bad attitude, and does not like Walker or his good looks. Walker thinks that this will be the trip from hell versus time to find his passion for photography again. Can the two get along and survive for the two-month trip?
The characters are great in this story. Callie is small but fierce. She has been hurt in the past and does not want to let anyone in especially Walker. Walker is handsome and a Southern gentleman. All the women love being around him. Is there more to Walker than Callie can see? The development of the characters is good and reminds us not to judge a book by its cover, or a person. I could relate to Callie and her having to deal with people after her past experiences. Walker is great and is artistic and fun.
The two are fun and engaging. I enjoyed the story and could not put it down, while led to a long night. Ms. Archer pulled me into a fun story and I look forward to reading the next books in the series. After reading the book I want to take a cross-country road trip myself to see what all the fun is about.

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Head-Tripped (Ad Agency #2) by Nicole Archer – Review by Sheri Schrader

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Head-Tripped (Ad Agency #2)Head-Tripped by Nicole Archer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Head-tripped by Nicole Archer is the second in the Ad Agency Series. This book can be read as a standalone novel. This story is about violinist, Effie Murphy and Elias aka “El Love”, a rock star. Effie has moved to New York City to rebuild her life. She is having a tough go of it. While doing a favor for a friend she runs into Elias. She has no idea who he is, even though he is a well-known rock star. Something about Effie catches his attention and he is intrigued by her.
After a fantastic weekend of music writing with Effie, Elias must leave town. His band is going on tour in Europe and he knows that he will not be seeing Effie again. When the two cross paths again the sparks are lit. Some of the characters are from the first book in the series so if you read the first book the reappearance of characters will be even more enjoyable.
I was so excited to get my hands on this book. The characters are fun and sexy. I felt for Effie as she must make tough decisions. Elias is great and very human. He is realistic and struggling with how to handle his relationship with Effie and stardom. I could not wait to find out how they would handle all the challenges of love and Elias’s rock stardom. I tore through it as quickly as the first book. I look forward to reading more of Nicole Archer’s books.

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