Going Down and Man Candy
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3.8 • 362 Ratings
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- $3.99
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
"Elise Sax will win your heart."—NYT bestelling author Jill Shalvis
"Elise Sax will make you laugh. Her larger-than-life characters jump off the page and make crazy seem like a fun place to hang out."--Christie Craig, New York Times bestselling author of Texas Hold 'Em
"Elise Sax belongs on every bookshelf." -- Melissa Foster, New York Times Bestselling Author
The Five Wishes Series: Novellas about wishes that go terribly wrong…fortunately. Five Wishes...A happy ending is just a coin toss away. Each novella is approximately 100 pages with NO cliffhanger.
Book 1: Going Down:
Marion MacAlister wants to nail her audition, not get nailed. Truly. Honestly. All right...maybe she does want to get nailed, but that's just because her hottie landlord and local diner owner Mack Ryan is confusing her. Can friends become lovers? Especially friends who might not even be friends in the first place?
Book 2: Man Candy:
Raine Harper is in love with Wade Gates. But Wade likes women who are model thin, and Raine is model thin plus a whole lot of pounds. Desperate to make him love her, she trains just a little too hard and passes out in the arms of superstar movie star Dirk Adams. Dirk thinks Raine's junk in the trunk is perfect and proposes to make Wade jealous by becoming her pretend boyfriend. Pretend soon seems very real. Is Dirk a great actor, or is something really developing between Raine and the movie star?
Customer Reviews
Good books
endings kinda stink but funny books...
Great little romantic read
In only the way Elise Sax has to write humorous and sexy short stories this book is a “can’t put it down” book. Both stories in this two story book were easy reads I finished in one day. Can’t wait to get book #2! Hope you enjoy it like I did!
Horrible
I normally don’t write reviews but I was truly horrified by how the female protagonists in these books hated their bodies so much. It’s really upsetting to constantly see the female characters diminish their self-worth because they’re not a certain size. The author creates a really awful read by doing this.