Hoodwinking Hudson
The crush I have on my best friend’s brother Hudson likely borders on being unhealthy. But when he dons a mask at a Halloween party and suddenly notices me, I’m not going to argue. Especially when he goes from my grumpy boss to the growling dominant man of my wildest fantasies.
Hijacking (C)harley
My pseudo ex-girlfriend (sort of) breaks up with me days before Halloween, citing my reliable nature as boring and vanilla. Tired of playing it safe, I decide to fulfill her fantasy of being kidnapped by a masked man. The only problem is…
I end up abducting the wrong feisty comic book villainess.
Accidental Abduction is a spooky, interconnected stand-alone short novel with a grumpy, filthy mouthed cinnamon roll and his little sister’s feisty best friend.
Review by Twinsie Angie
I met this author at an event and grabbed an audio code for this book. I bought it based on the cover and title. Masked man and an accidental abduction?? Yes, sounds great.
This book’s narration was HAWT. Lawd, these narrators did an amazing job. Hudson’s voice when he is masked was *fans self* all a girl wants to hear. LOL
Hudson has a horrible girlfriend who dumps him/wants a Ross/Rachel style break. He is devastated and makes a plan to kidnap her in a fun way to give her the excitement she says she needs/lost.
Charley has always lusted after her best friend’s brother, but has respected that he is in a relationship. When he finds out he is single, she is thinking of a plan to make him hers when he takes her…. and then she realized he didn’t know who she was.
I loved this book and all that Charley and Hudson go through. I am not grabbing Reid and Hazel’s book because I need to see the Playboy get tamed by the virgin.
Find the funny in your life.
That’s what EL Koslo strives to do in her life every day. She spent her youth with her nose in a book, often conjuring up storylines in a composition notebook she hid under her mattress. Her love of writing continued on through high school as she served on the school paper and wrote poetry for the literary magazine.
At University, she studied Art and Art History where she met her own prince charming after kissing a few frogs, of course.
Her love of reading and writing have been a constant in her life with her nose always buried in a book, tablet, or computer—both writing and reading.
She resides in the Midwest United States with her husband and four rambunctious children. Her days are filled with driving kids to school, activities, and sports; frequently squeezing writing time in while waiting in the carpool line.
Koslo’s characters are often developed while running on the treadmill at the gym, and she has a DVR full of Hallmark movies.
Her debut novel, Foreplay on Words, combines her love of steamy romance, awkward but loveable leading males, and headstrong heroines with a dash of humor and a little bit of kink.
Follow her at: https://linktr.ee/elkoslo
