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Seducing Lola
I’ve had my fair share of bad relationships. I’ve dated liars, cheaters, shoe fetishists, and everything in between. Sure, these experiences would make any woman cynical when it comes to dipping her toe back into the dating pool, but I used my past for good and made a career out of helping other women avoid going down the same paths I had.
And I was damn good at it.
Until a random act of fate set my life on a course I’d been avoiding for years, and put me in the crosshairs of a man that made me feel things I swore to never feel again.
Now I’m in his sights and it seems like he’ll stop at nothing to seduce the hell out of me. He might hold my career in the palm of his hands, but if Grayson Lockhart thinks he can blackmail me into submission with his sexy voice and sexy hands and sexy everything, then he’s…probably right.
*Author Note: Seducing Lola is a fun, sassy, standalone romantic comedy with with it's own HEA*
And I was damn good at it.
Until a random act of fate set my life on a course I’d been avoiding for years, and put me in the crosshairs of a man that made me feel things I swore to never feel again.
Now I’m in his sights and it seems like he’ll stop at nothing to seduce the hell out of me. He might hold my career in the palm of his hands, but if Grayson Lockhart thinks he can blackmail me into submission with his sexy voice and sexy hands and sexy everything, then he’s…probably right.
*Author Note: Seducing Lola is a fun, sassy, standalone romantic comedy with with it's own HEA*
312 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 16, 2017
About the author
Jessica Prince
72 books2,357 followersBorn and raised around Houston, Jessica is a self proclaimed caffeine addict, connoisseur of inexpensive wine, and the worst driver in the state of Texas. In addition to being all of these things, she’s first and foremost a wife and mom.
Growing up, she shared her mom and grandmother’s love of reading. But where they leaned toward murder mysteries, Jessica was obsessed with all things romance.
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Growing up, she shared her mom and grandmother’s love of reading. But where they leaned toward murder mysteries, Jessica was obsessed with all things romance.
When she’s not nose deep in her next manuscript, you can usually find her with her kindle in hand.
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July 17, 2017
Every book Jessica Prince writes becomes my new favorite, and Seducing Lola was no exception. Funny, sweet, sexy and romantic, this book had it all! I adore this new cast of characters and I can't wait to read the next one!
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July 17, 2017DNF @ 17%
After putting this one off to the side and returning to give it a second chance, I’m gonna have to throw in the towel. It’s just not working for me. Specifically…
Lola Abbatelli, 32, and two of her friends are part of a radio show geared towards women. Around the start of chapter 2 it appeared that Lola was a bit…well let’s go with jaded. But by the end of chapter 2, she came across selfish, self-entitled, superior to others, unethical, unprofessional, and unable to accept responsibly for her actions. I should probably also add to that list ‘delusions of grandeur’ (or perhaps just plain old delusional) because Lola asserts that she came up with the idea for their “In the Act” segment in college, yet it sounds remarkably similar to the show Cheaters which premiered in 2000, at which time Lola was only in high school. Hmmm…perhaps she came up with it while watching TV??? Now, Lola’s show at the very least had a very poor vetting process, but quite possibly some of their on-air antics were illegal.
At 13%, I was pretty sure that as a reader I was not supposed to be rooting for the heroine to get fired, yet I couldn’t wait for her walking papers to be handed out. But of course, she doesn’t since she’s the heroine, and instead this professional disaster sets the stage for a ridiculous premise. And while Lola has exhibited an utter lack of integrity up to this point in regards to her job, she suddenly becomes concerned about credibility when asked to fix her mistake. To be specific, this thirty-two year old woman had no qualms about participating in public defamation of character when it was giving her a laugh and getting her show attention, but she suddenly grew a conscience when expected to play another publicity stunt to save her job. I realize all these scenes were meant to be humorous, but I don’t find anything funny about ruining an innocent person’s name over the radio.
When I realized I was spending more time trying to tallying up the possible lawsuits Lola deserved to be hit with (FCC violations, intellectual property/copyright infringement, defamation of character, and impersonating an employee or representative of another business) I knew there was no way this girl was deserving of a love connection. A nasty legal battle and long waits in the unemployment line seemed more fitting after the way she behaved. There’s just way too much suspension of disbelief involved for me to believe that hot sex was going to make her gain some compassion, some self-awareness, and maturity.
And Grayson Lockhart in his POV seemed like a fairly easy going guy so by 17% I was rooting for him to find someone other than the harpy likes of Lola.
After putting this one off to the side and returning to give it a second chance, I’m gonna have to throw in the towel. It’s just not working for me. Specifically…
Lola Abbatelli, 32, and two of her friends are part of a radio show geared towards women. Around the start of chapter 2 it appeared that Lola was a bit…well let’s go with jaded. But by the end of chapter 2, she came across selfish, self-entitled, superior to others, unethical, unprofessional, and unable to accept responsibly for her actions. I should probably also add to that list ‘delusions of grandeur’ (or perhaps just plain old delusional) because Lola asserts that she came up with the idea for their “In the Act” segment in college, yet it sounds remarkably similar to the show Cheaters which premiered in 2000, at which time Lola was only in high school. Hmmm…perhaps she came up with it while watching TV??? Now, Lola’s show at the very least had a very poor vetting process, but quite possibly some of their on-air antics were illegal.
At 13%, I was pretty sure that as a reader I was not supposed to be rooting for the heroine to get fired, yet I couldn’t wait for her walking papers to be handed out. But of course, she doesn’t since she’s the heroine, and instead this professional disaster sets the stage for a ridiculous premise. And while Lola has exhibited an utter lack of integrity up to this point in regards to her job, she suddenly becomes concerned about credibility when asked to fix her mistake. To be specific, this thirty-two year old woman had no qualms about participating in public defamation of character when it was giving her a laugh and getting her show attention, but she suddenly grew a conscience when expected to play another publicity stunt to save her job. I realize all these scenes were meant to be humorous, but I don’t find anything funny about ruining an innocent person’s name over the radio.
When I realized I was spending more time trying to tallying up the possible lawsuits Lola deserved to be hit with (FCC violations, intellectual property/copyright infringement, defamation of character, and impersonating an employee or representative of another business) I knew there was no way this girl was deserving of a love connection. A nasty legal battle and long waits in the unemployment line seemed more fitting after the way she behaved. There’s just way too much suspension of disbelief involved for me to believe that hot sex was going to make her gain some compassion, some self-awareness, and maturity.
And Grayson Lockhart in his POV seemed like a fairly easy going guy so by 17% I was rooting for him to find someone other than the harpy likes of Lola.
October 22, 2017
The story is full of clichés but holds the reader's attention from beginning to end with funny scenes and a crazy heroine chased by a hero in love.
I laughed a lot in some scenes and I was interested by the secondary characters who are interesting.
A lot of confusion and misunderstanding until the heroes get to the happy ending.
Overall it was a good read and recommend!
I laughed a lot in some scenes and I was interested by the secondary characters who are interesting.
A lot of confusion and misunderstanding until the heroes get to the happy ending.
Overall it was a good read and recommend!
"Why buy the car when you can take it out for a twenty-four-hour test drive and return it to the lot without the hassle of greasy salesmen and a shitload of paperwork?"
November 28, 2019
Spoilers ahead
Lola has had more than her share of relationship disasters so at 32 years old she's giving up on relationships but has men she calls when she feels the need for sex. With her successful career as co host of radio talk show girl talk along with her two best friends Lola's pretty contented with her life. When she encounters a sexy guy at a cafe she brushes him off and heads to work, as part of a segment to catch cheaters Lola takes a call from a woman claiming her boyfriend is cheating. They call the boyfriend to out him but end up humiliating and damaging the guy's reputation with what turned out to be lies. Lola is further mortified to realize that the guy she'd just embarrassed was none other rhan her bosd. At the meeting to fix the mess Lola meets Grayson Lockhart her boss who turns out to be the hot guy she met at the cafe. In order to fix the damage to Gray's reputation Lola has to appear to date him which is fine.....except Grayson may be the only man to jeopardize Lola's no relationship rule
Grayson is rich, confident and single, he's delighted to habe another opportunity to get the sexy woman from the cafe phone number. But Lola's view on love and relationships is jaded by a lifetime of bad experiences and examples from her parents, friends and her callers, getting her to give him a shot may be harder than Gray expected
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This was the first ever book I'd read from this author and I remember enjoying it much more than I did in this go round
Lola's behavior was unprofessional and she acted like an immature harpy at times
Gray and Lola spent a lot of time arguing and her refusing to believe there was anything stronger than basic chemistry between them, as such the I love you came from left field and felt way too unbelievable for a relationship that just wasn't properly developed
Gray didn't appear to be a manwhore but his ex did cause a bit of drama between them
All in all while I didn't hate the book I didn't quite love it as much as I did on my initial read
No cheating
OW drama
Lola has had more than her share of relationship disasters so at 32 years old she's giving up on relationships but has men she calls when she feels the need for sex. With her successful career as co host of radio talk show girl talk along with her two best friends Lola's pretty contented with her life. When she encounters a sexy guy at a cafe she brushes him off and heads to work, as part of a segment to catch cheaters Lola takes a call from a woman claiming her boyfriend is cheating. They call the boyfriend to out him but end up humiliating and damaging the guy's reputation with what turned out to be lies. Lola is further mortified to realize that the guy she'd just embarrassed was none other rhan her bosd. At the meeting to fix the mess Lola meets Grayson Lockhart her boss who turns out to be the hot guy she met at the cafe. In order to fix the damage to Gray's reputation Lola has to appear to date him which is fine.....except Grayson may be the only man to jeopardize Lola's no relationship rule
Grayson is rich, confident and single, he's delighted to habe another opportunity to get the sexy woman from the cafe phone number. But Lola's view on love and relationships is jaded by a lifetime of bad experiences and examples from her parents, friends and her callers, getting her to give him a shot may be harder than Gray expected
*********
This was the first ever book I'd read from this author and I remember enjoying it much more than I did in this go round
Lola's behavior was unprofessional and she acted like an immature harpy at times
Gray and Lola spent a lot of time arguing and her refusing to believe there was anything stronger than basic chemistry between them, as such the I love you came from left field and felt way too unbelievable for a relationship that just wasn't properly developed
Gray didn't appear to be a manwhore but his ex did cause a bit of drama between them
All in all while I didn't hate the book I didn't quite love it as much as I did on my initial read
No cheating
OW drama
July 21, 2017
MY RATING: 4.5/5 STARS
I want to start off this review with the simple fact that it was a comeback story that won my heart in the end. Believe me when I say that I was extremely hesitant about reading this one as soon as I started it. It’s not everyday that I can stomach a character like our main heroine.
Now before you go what the hell. Why did you give it a 4.5/5 stars if you don’t even like the main heroine, I want to first applaud Jessica Prince for creating a character I hated and then justified it to the point where I went okay, I get it now.
So without a further ado, let’s begin with our main heroine Lola. Oh, Lola. She’s such a complex character and shallow at the same time. I want to give a fair warning to everyone who wants to read this novel that Lola can take some time to adjust to. She’s loud, sassy, overly confident, and sometimes, really annoying.
Let’s break this down and explain. Lola is seriously full of herself. Really. She tells readers about how hot her body is because she has high perky c-cup breasts, a tiny waist, and full child bearing hips. And how she’s basically a catch because she’s smart, hot, and a major fan of harry potter. Some might think she’s spunky and some might think she’s egotistic. I think both are right in this situation.
Her sense of humor is for the select few and to be honest, i’m not one of those select few. I hardly laughed at what she said and thought her wit was downright rude most of the times.
Aside from her jokes being annoying, herself was annoying too. This is because she’s so insecure about herself when it comes to relationships that she gets defensive about everything when things start falling into place. When a guy compliments her? She yells at him. When a guy claims he’s looking for something more than sex? She says he’s lying and that it doesn’t make sense. And God forbid, a guy actually missing/loving her because she doesn’t get it.
In Lola’s defense, she came from a heavy history of failed relationships that caused her to lose faith and trust in relationships. She’s been burned too many times and so she’s vulnerable, building walls to protect herself and her heart. And this is clearly seen and justified throughout the later half of the novel so that’s why I’m very glad I continued.
Moving onto Grayson, our hero. Why is that so far majority of my romance novels I’m reviewing have amazing heroes like Grayson. They’re so understanding, so loving, so no bullshit. It makes me gush when I think of Grayson because he really does put in all his efforts to win Lola. It was so refreshing to have a guy who was head over heels in love with a female and admit it. I am president of Grayson’s fan club.
Let’s talk about plot next. I want to call bullshit on this plot because the whole thing started because Lola is a host of this relationship advice radio show with her two best friends sophia, and daphine. It’s great but the way Lola and Grayson are forced together is highly implausible. If Lola did what she did in real life aka prank calling a man on live radio and humiliating him? You’re seeing lawsuits. Anyways, after wrongly accusing Grayson of being a womanizer, they’re both forced to pull this fake relationship charade to please the press.
It’s a far stretch guys.
I’m talking a far one. It was hard for me to even understand what was happening when the book decided to move into this direction but you know what? The writing was fun. The characters were decent. Grayson was fucking hot. I’m continuing. Fast forward towards the end of the book and I’m kind of shaking my head because the plot is being dragged. We’re filling pages here when Jessica Prince can wrap up her story. It wouldn’t be a problem if she hadn’t written it the way she did. But of course, in romance, we need the grand declaration of love. Which I loved by the way. It was great. But the way she wrote it made me weary because it literally felt stretched. Grayson kept cutting Lola off from speaking. Lola was too scared to confess during the perfect moments. Someone would cut in the way. A father would appear out of nowhere.
And yet, I continued.
And I’m glad I did because I met some really excellent characters like Lola’s brother, Duncan, Grayson’s father, Grayon’s mom, Grayson’s grandma, and last but not least, Grayson.
MY RECOMMENDATION
Aside from key weaknesses in plot, Jessica Prince delivered what she set out to deliver. A romantic comedy featuring some comedic events and the aww factor that readers are craving for. When I finished the book, I was so nervous that this would be the last that I would see of Lola and Grayson. They left a lasting impression with me and that’s saying a lot because it means that their relationship was fully developed and enough to let me have an emotional attachment.
The story was enjoyable overall, making me breeze through the pages fast. It was cute to watch Grayson and Lola interact with each other and I missed them when they weren't together.
I AM TOTALLY READING THE NEXT FEW STORIES FROM JESSICA PRINCE!!!
I want to start off this review with the simple fact that it was a comeback story that won my heart in the end. Believe me when I say that I was extremely hesitant about reading this one as soon as I started it. It’s not everyday that I can stomach a character like our main heroine.
Now before you go what the hell. Why did you give it a 4.5/5 stars if you don’t even like the main heroine, I want to first applaud Jessica Prince for creating a character I hated and then justified it to the point where I went okay, I get it now.
So without a further ado, let’s begin with our main heroine Lola. Oh, Lola. She’s such a complex character and shallow at the same time. I want to give a fair warning to everyone who wants to read this novel that Lola can take some time to adjust to. She’s loud, sassy, overly confident, and sometimes, really annoying.
Let’s break this down and explain. Lola is seriously full of herself. Really. She tells readers about how hot her body is because she has high perky c-cup breasts, a tiny waist, and full child bearing hips. And how she’s basically a catch because she’s smart, hot, and a major fan of harry potter. Some might think she’s spunky and some might think she’s egotistic. I think both are right in this situation.
Her sense of humor is for the select few and to be honest, i’m not one of those select few. I hardly laughed at what she said and thought her wit was downright rude most of the times.
Aside from her jokes being annoying, herself was annoying too. This is because she’s so insecure about herself when it comes to relationships that she gets defensive about everything when things start falling into place. When a guy compliments her? She yells at him. When a guy claims he’s looking for something more than sex? She says he’s lying and that it doesn’t make sense. And God forbid, a guy actually missing/loving her because she doesn’t get it.
In Lola’s defense, she came from a heavy history of failed relationships that caused her to lose faith and trust in relationships. She’s been burned too many times and so she’s vulnerable, building walls to protect herself and her heart. And this is clearly seen and justified throughout the later half of the novel so that’s why I’m very glad I continued.
Moving onto Grayson, our hero. Why is that so far majority of my romance novels I’m reviewing have amazing heroes like Grayson. They’re so understanding, so loving, so no bullshit. It makes me gush when I think of Grayson because he really does put in all his efforts to win Lola. It was so refreshing to have a guy who was head over heels in love with a female and admit it. I am president of Grayson’s fan club.
Let’s talk about plot next. I want to call bullshit on this plot because the whole thing started because Lola is a host of this relationship advice radio show with her two best friends sophia, and daphine. It’s great but the way Lola and Grayson are forced together is highly implausible. If Lola did what she did in real life aka prank calling a man on live radio and humiliating him? You’re seeing lawsuits. Anyways, after wrongly accusing Grayson of being a womanizer, they’re both forced to pull this fake relationship charade to please the press.
It’s a far stretch guys.
I’m talking a far one. It was hard for me to even understand what was happening when the book decided to move into this direction but you know what? The writing was fun. The characters were decent. Grayson was fucking hot. I’m continuing. Fast forward towards the end of the book and I’m kind of shaking my head because the plot is being dragged. We’re filling pages here when Jessica Prince can wrap up her story. It wouldn’t be a problem if she hadn’t written it the way she did. But of course, in romance, we need the grand declaration of love. Which I loved by the way. It was great. But the way she wrote it made me weary because it literally felt stretched. Grayson kept cutting Lola off from speaking. Lola was too scared to confess during the perfect moments. Someone would cut in the way. A father would appear out of nowhere.
And yet, I continued.
And I’m glad I did because I met some really excellent characters like Lola’s brother, Duncan, Grayson’s father, Grayon’s mom, Grayson’s grandma, and last but not least, Grayson.
MY RECOMMENDATION
Aside from key weaknesses in plot, Jessica Prince delivered what she set out to deliver. A romantic comedy featuring some comedic events and the aww factor that readers are craving for. When I finished the book, I was so nervous that this would be the last that I would see of Lola and Grayson. They left a lasting impression with me and that’s saying a lot because it means that their relationship was fully developed and enough to let me have an emotional attachment.
The story was enjoyable overall, making me breeze through the pages fast. It was cute to watch Grayson and Lola interact with each other and I missed them when they weren't together.
I AM TOTALLY READING THE NEXT FEW STORIES FROM JESSICA PRINCE!!!
July 7, 2017
I just don't think Ms. Prince can write a book that I don't fall head over Converses in love with. I laughed out loud while reading. That's so rare, the sound scared me. Lola and Gray were perfectly perfect. But I want Dominic and Sophia now! SO SO bad..tell me that is happening, please please..Such a greedy bitch already begging for another book. lol Full review to follow..
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July 25, 2021
Good first book in the series
I love that Grayson is with Lola right from the beginning of the book when they met. It was a cute- meet at Starbucks where she dismisses him and he can't forget about her. I am excited to read the next books in this series. Jessica Prince is now my go-to author and I am trying to read all of her books.
I love that Grayson is with Lola right from the beginning of the book when they met. It was a cute- meet at Starbucks where she dismisses him and he can't forget about her. I am excited to read the next books in this series. Jessica Prince is now my go-to author and I am trying to read all of her books.
July 18, 2017
A battle of words with a spitfire and a sexy suit in a Starbucks starts it off in this book and I'm immediately smiling. Followed
with a bit of a oopsie moment as Lola manages to piss of one of the owners of the company she works for. I have to say that it had me in absolute stitches as her and Grayson meet for a second time under what I would call an awkward as Fuck situation. But man did I laugh my ass of. #GlassDoorsHurt 😂
I swear this book had me in tears absolute full on snorting, giggling, laughing until no sound came out tears. Lola just picture shove foot in mouth here because that's essentially what happens early on in this book and my gawd does it make for a hilarious read that had me dying.
And let's talk about Grayson Lockhart. Sweet mother of mercy he is what we would call walking sex on a stick. Determined, a bit cheeky, confident and just exudes sex. I can almost hear his raspy voice in my head and it makes all those lady parts tingle. He made me giddy to the point I would probably sound like a hormonal preteen giggling like a moron and full on blushing.
The proverbial fireworks that go off when Lola finally lets her guard down holy Hanna. I found myself living vicariously through her. Lucky biatch because Grayson hot dayummm made my toes curl.
So much push and pull with these two but it made for some hawt steamy scenes. This book had everything from some drama filled moments that had me thinking oh hell no I will cut you. To some oh my gawd I'm gonna pee myself right now.
And the supporting cast was outstanding in this. I fell in love with mostly all of them and am praying to the book gods that some of these characters will get their own books. #NanaIsTheBest #MommaIsDramatic #BestiesThatIWoildWantInRealLife
I don't think I've read a Jessica Prince book that I haven't floved and this one is no exception. It's fun, sexy and Grayson will definitely have you swooning with his charm, determination and sexiness. Lola well dammit I would love for her to be my friend she was fierce, awkwardly hilarious and a bit unhinged at times but I absolutely loved her.
with a bit of a oopsie moment as Lola manages to piss of one of the owners of the company she works for. I have to say that it had me in absolute stitches as her and Grayson meet for a second time under what I would call an awkward as Fuck situation. But man did I laugh my ass of. #GlassDoorsHurt 😂
I swear this book had me in tears absolute full on snorting, giggling, laughing until no sound came out tears. Lola just picture shove foot in mouth here because that's essentially what happens early on in this book and my gawd does it make for a hilarious read that had me dying.
And let's talk about Grayson Lockhart. Sweet mother of mercy he is what we would call walking sex on a stick. Determined, a bit cheeky, confident and just exudes sex. I can almost hear his raspy voice in my head and it makes all those lady parts tingle. He made me giddy to the point I would probably sound like a hormonal preteen giggling like a moron and full on blushing.
The proverbial fireworks that go off when Lola finally lets her guard down holy Hanna. I found myself living vicariously through her. Lucky biatch because Grayson hot dayummm made my toes curl.
So much push and pull with these two but it made for some hawt steamy scenes. This book had everything from some drama filled moments that had me thinking oh hell no I will cut you. To some oh my gawd I'm gonna pee myself right now.
And the supporting cast was outstanding in this. I fell in love with mostly all of them and am praying to the book gods that some of these characters will get their own books. #NanaIsTheBest #MommaIsDramatic #BestiesThatIWoildWantInRealLife
I don't think I've read a Jessica Prince book that I haven't floved and this one is no exception. It's fun, sexy and Grayson will definitely have you swooning with his charm, determination and sexiness. Lola well dammit I would love for her to be my friend she was fierce, awkwardly hilarious and a bit unhinged at times but I absolutely loved her.
August 15, 2020
Lola is part of a trio of women who host a talk show called Girl Talk, they are friends who have been through it all with men. They offer advice to people who call in and one segment is catching a potential cheater in the act via a phone call, what Lola doesn't realize is the man she is calling for her caller is her boss. One thing leads to another and the setup is not what it seems creating a debacle and hot tempered Lola has to apologize and to help repair his reputation pretend to be his girlfriend.
Grayson knows the moment he meets Lola he wants her, she is everything he wants in a woman but her walls are up when it comes to getting to know her. He couldn't have had a better chance to reel in Lola but there is so much more to her then he expected. One thing leads to another and Grayson is hoping that Lola can move past her fears and trust him enough to start their own happily ever after.
This was so funny, laugh out loud hilarious. Grayson oozes cocky alpha male and Lola is awesome, I loved her character. Can't wait to start the other books, this was just what I needed to read and relax for the day. Liked the whole premise of this one each book I read by this author has me excited for what else I can pick up of hers.
Grayson knows the moment he meets Lola he wants her, she is everything he wants in a woman but her walls are up when it comes to getting to know her. He couldn't have had a better chance to reel in Lola but there is so much more to her then he expected. One thing leads to another and Grayson is hoping that Lola can move past her fears and trust him enough to start their own happily ever after.
This was so funny, laugh out loud hilarious. Grayson oozes cocky alpha male and Lola is awesome, I loved her character. Can't wait to start the other books, this was just what I needed to read and relax for the day. Liked the whole premise of this one each book I read by this author has me excited for what else I can pick up of hers.
July 21, 2017
5 Stars!
I was pulled right into this story. The story has laughs, sweet love, and heartbreak.
This is Lola and Grayson’s story. Lola has dated some real winners. Now she is using her experience to help another woman. If she can help one woman to not travel the same path she did in dating it would be great. For years I have not felt anything powerful for a man that is until fate throws her into the cross hairs of a man who gives her all kinds of feels. Grayson has Lola in his sights and he is determined to have her. He will do anything to have her even if he must blackmail her into submission. Will he be able to seduce her so she can be his or will she resist him until the end?
I loved these characters and the side characters. I felt I could connect with the characters and the story was a great read.
I highly recommend this book.
I was pulled right into this story. The story has laughs, sweet love, and heartbreak.
This is Lola and Grayson’s story. Lola has dated some real winners. Now she is using her experience to help another woman. If she can help one woman to not travel the same path she did in dating it would be great. For years I have not felt anything powerful for a man that is until fate throws her into the cross hairs of a man who gives her all kinds of feels. Grayson has Lola in his sights and he is determined to have her. He will do anything to have her even if he must blackmail her into submission. Will he be able to seduce her so she can be his or will she resist him until the end?
I loved these characters and the side characters. I felt I could connect with the characters and the story was a great read.
I highly recommend this book.
July 16, 2017
Seducing Lola is an absolute gem! This is another amazing book to add to your must read summer list!
I totally have a girl crush on Lola! OMG, I need a Lola in my life! I love her personality, the way she will absolutely speak her mind without a second thought. Lola loves her job, her family and her girlfriends something fierce. Lola can give just as well as she can take but when she meets one hell of a sexy man in a suit in Starbucks, he has Lola speechless, which is a rarity for her!
Gray is the epitome of sex on a stick, a true alpha male in every sense of the word. He is determined, controlling and makes sure he works very hard to get what he wants. And he wants Lola from the minute their paths cross in Starbucks. But, he’s in for the fight of his life as Lola is nothing he’s ever seen before!
I LOVE the banter between Lola and Gray. The back and forth, the sexiness, the fun, it was everything I was looking for. The chemistry? WOW. Nothing can prepare you for the awesomeness of the two of them together.
Seducing Lola is everything. It had me running the gamut of emotions. The supporting cast in this book was THE best! I’m hoping for many more books from all of the characters!!
This book was hilarious! I highly recommend Seducing Lola!
I totally have a girl crush on Lola! OMG, I need a Lola in my life! I love her personality, the way she will absolutely speak her mind without a second thought. Lola loves her job, her family and her girlfriends something fierce. Lola can give just as well as she can take but when she meets one hell of a sexy man in a suit in Starbucks, he has Lola speechless, which is a rarity for her!
Gray is the epitome of sex on a stick, a true alpha male in every sense of the word. He is determined, controlling and makes sure he works very hard to get what he wants. And he wants Lola from the minute their paths cross in Starbucks. But, he’s in for the fight of his life as Lola is nothing he’s ever seen before!
I LOVE the banter between Lola and Gray. The back and forth, the sexiness, the fun, it was everything I was looking for. The chemistry? WOW. Nothing can prepare you for the awesomeness of the two of them together.
Seducing Lola is everything. It had me running the gamut of emotions. The supporting cast in this book was THE best! I’m hoping for many more books from all of the characters!!
This book was hilarious! I highly recommend Seducing Lola!
March 10, 2018
3 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1/2 Stars!
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January 14, 2022The very first Jessica Prince book that I'm not really into. It fails to hold my attention after the second chapter.
It's quite easy to say that the story is cliche and characters doesn't particularly ooze the warmth and affection towards each other.
It's quite easy to say that the story is cliche and characters doesn't particularly ooze the warmth and affection towards each other.
July 17, 2017
*** 4.5 ‘ A Little Slow on the Uptake’ Stars***
This was a quick and smexy read with quite a few funny moments ~ some that had me laughing out loud, while others had me cringing ~ but filled with a lot of heart and such well written characters that even when I finished the book I wanted to spend more time getting to know them all.
I honestly admired Lola. The woman has a life she loves, a job she actually enjoys going to every day and despite some issues with her family, loves most of them with all of her heart. Her belief in having her own happily ever after may have been burnt to a crisp, but she doesn’t look down on those who’ve found theirs. She’s got a quick wit and a good, slightly bruised heart that sees the good in people, even if it’s blind to the goodness that is right in front of her.
Grayson is the poster boy for not judging a book by it’s cover. He’s got the looks, money, intellect and is all kinds of alpha male, make your panties melt smexy, but what lays underneath is so much more intriguing. His stubborn determination is awe inspiring, but his honest and genuine heart is what pulls you and doesn’t let go.
Lola and Grayson’s journey was a rocky one and I growled and rolled my eyes quite a bit through it all, but it was still a fun ride. Grayson had his moments of poor decision making, but they were more of the unconscious variety. Lola, I admired her stance on the situation, but dear lord did I want her to take a solid stance and stick with it. The yo-yo’ing was giving me whiplash. But regardless of if they were in battle of the wills mode or on the same page, the sexual chemistry between them was sizzling and their interactions were fun. The big blowout was painful, but I enjoyed how everything worked out in the end.
This is my first book by Ms. Prince that I’ve read where she was the only author (I read and enjoyed Hustler which she co-authored with Meghan Quinn) and really enjoyed her voice and style. The writing was engaging well paced and I liked the dual 1st person POV. And then there are the secondary cast of characters, I want more of all of them. Nana and Cybil are my hands down favs, but there are a few possible HEA’s in the mix and I’m definitely gonna be on the lookout for when they are (hopefully) announced!
~ Copy provided via Social Butterfly PR & voluntarily reviewed ~
July 27, 2017
Debbie's Review
OMG!! I LOVED this one!! The chemistry and banter and witty one-liners had me peeing my pants.
This book started off on point and every page just seemed to shockingly getting better and better. Ms. Prince did not disappoint with this one and I hope she has plans to write more books about these characters.
The two main characters were explosive together and the back and forth banter was probably some of the best I have ever read. You could not help but fall in love with both Gray and Lola and let me just say I loved all the secondary characters too. The chemistry between Lola and her two best friends, Daphne and Sophia was great. Not only were they best friends they were also co-workers for a talk radio show. They added that extra layer of witty back and forth banter that made this a five star read for me.
“Hi, I’m Caleb”, he repeated, as though dazed by just the sight of her. ”I’m an Aquarius, thirty-five years old, the CFO of Bandwidth, and I leaned he proper way to go down on a woman when I was sixteen.”
Not only did this book start off with a bang it kept me laughing and sighing with Gray’s super sweet side the entire read. I think I highlighted half the book. Loved almost everything that came out of his mouth.
“You’re all I think about when I’m awake. You consume my dreams when I sleep. I want to be near you all the time. And before you say it, it’s not just about the sex, even though I’ve never ha better- never.”
Lola was a spitfire that seriously had no filter and I think that was what I loved best about her. You never knew what was going to come out of that mouth. The conversations she had with her mom over the phone in the beginning of this book was LOL hysterical. My husband thought I was crazy with all the laughing I was doing while reading this book. Lola was easy to relate to and I had no problem connecting with her character.
“Eyes up, bub, or your crotch is going to meet the business end of my friend Christian Louboutin.”
I had a hard time putting this book down and can’t wait for the next book by this author. This is a must read for anyone that loves a fantastically written romantic comedy. This one will not disappoint.
July 22, 2017
As soon as I saw that Jessica Prince had a new release out, I knew I just had to get my clean paws onto it as I love her books. I always find the characters relatable and her books just so much fun. I have to admit I was a tad confused at first as the male main character's surname is Lockhart and my mind kept wanting to wander back and think of the Locklaine family. In Seducing Lola, we meet Lola and her two best friends who are radio talk show hosts on a Dating advice show owned by the Lockharts. One of the segments is about playing a prank on an unsuspecting cheater and getting to admit on live air that they are cheating scum. What will happen though when one of their calls backfire and turns out that the guy "Gray" is, in fact, their big boss's son and the female that caused the hassle is an unstable stalker. This leads to an investigation and turns out that Gray is none other than Grayson Lockhart aka Mr. Coffee, the guy who flirted with Lola in the coffee line. One thing leads to another, and they come up with an arrangement that Lola must accompany and be Grayson's arm candy as her way of apologizing and keeping her job at the same time. What will happen though when they both start to develop strong feelings for one another ? Especially since Lola has sworn off dating as all her relationships are doomed to fail early on due to past bad experiences. I enjoyed this book as there were quite a few LOL moments and if you are like me and love a hard-case Nana chucked in the book - think Grandma Mazur then you will not be disappointed as Grayson's Nana hits the spot with plenty of witty and funny moments. Seducing Lola was another great romantic comedy from Jessica Prince and fans of her previous books would thoroughly enjoy the chemistry between Grayson and Lola.
July 17, 2017
Seducing Lola by Jessica Prince was such a fun book to read. I have yet to find a book by Ms. Prince that I have not enjoyed. This story will captivate from start to end.
I absolutely loved Lola. She was so likeable, confident, feisty and fun. Past experiences have left her weary. She is open and honest, sometimes a bit too much. When she meets the suit, though she is attracted to him, she knows she needs to stay away. But when she meets him again, she needs to go into damage control. What follows will have you laughing out loud.
Gray was determined and used to getting his way. He was an alpha male, but could also be patient. He wanted Lola and pushed and pulled her as needed, but could also give her space when needed. He stood his own with her and their banter was so much fun.
These two had so much chemistry, even as Lola fought it every step. Lola’s walls were almost impenetrable; however, Gray was determined to get through. They were fun together and had some very sexy scenes. I also loved all the side characters, friends and family alike. Hope to see more of them soon.
Seducing Lola was so much fun to read. It was sexy, funny and so freaking charming. I love Jessica’s writing style. Her characters and stories will pull you right in. I love that her stories always leave me feeling light and happy. This was the perfect summer read.
~ Liz
I absolutely loved Lola. She was so likeable, confident, feisty and fun. Past experiences have left her weary. She is open and honest, sometimes a bit too much. When she meets the suit, though she is attracted to him, she knows she needs to stay away. But when she meets him again, she needs to go into damage control. What follows will have you laughing out loud.
Gray was determined and used to getting his way. He was an alpha male, but could also be patient. He wanted Lola and pushed and pulled her as needed, but could also give her space when needed. He stood his own with her and their banter was so much fun.
These two had so much chemistry, even as Lola fought it every step. Lola’s walls were almost impenetrable; however, Gray was determined to get through. They were fun together and had some very sexy scenes. I also loved all the side characters, friends and family alike. Hope to see more of them soon.
Seducing Lola was so much fun to read. It was sexy, funny and so freaking charming. I love Jessica’s writing style. Her characters and stories will pull you right in. I love that her stories always leave me feeling light and happy. This was the perfect summer read.
~ Liz
July 19, 2017
I received a complimentary copy of this book through Crazy Cajun Book Addicts for an honest review.
A fabulous, sexy and funny rom-com from Jessica Prince.
The story line grabbed me immediately and there were so many laugh out loud moments I just couldn't put it down.
Lola is one sassy young lady and she's not afraid to say what she thinks even if it gets her into trouble. She's sworn off relationships and hasn't got the greatest track record where they are concerned, but she spends her days giving relationship advice on a radio talkshow along with her two best friend's. When a segment on the show goes terribly wrong she finds herself at risk of losing her job, that is unless she agrees to spend time with her hot and incredibly sexy boss Greyson Lockhart as part of a PR stunt.
Greyson Lockhart is hot, sexy and has his eye on Lola, he loves her sassy attitude and when the chance to spend time with her comes along even if it was at the expense of his own embarrassment he goes full speed ahead. He's going to have is work cut out in order to break down the concrete walls erected around Lola's heart but he's never been one to give up on something he really wants, and what he really wants is Lola!
I just adore Jessica's writing style and this is definitely a book I would highly recommend.
A fabulous, sexy and funny rom-com from Jessica Prince.
The story line grabbed me immediately and there were so many laugh out loud moments I just couldn't put it down.
Lola is one sassy young lady and she's not afraid to say what she thinks even if it gets her into trouble. She's sworn off relationships and hasn't got the greatest track record where they are concerned, but she spends her days giving relationship advice on a radio talkshow along with her two best friend's. When a segment on the show goes terribly wrong she finds herself at risk of losing her job, that is unless she agrees to spend time with her hot and incredibly sexy boss Greyson Lockhart as part of a PR stunt.
Greyson Lockhart is hot, sexy and has his eye on Lola, he loves her sassy attitude and when the chance to spend time with her comes along even if it was at the expense of his own embarrassment he goes full speed ahead. He's going to have is work cut out in order to break down the concrete walls erected around Lola's heart but he's never been one to give up on something he really wants, and what he really wants is Lola!
I just adore Jessica's writing style and this is definitely a book I would highly recommend.
July 12, 2017
Super Sexy and Super FUN!!!!
I devoured this sassy, fun book. It's everything I love in a romance--smart, funny, original, and super sexy. Lola is one stubborn lady, but Greyson "Grey" is just the guy to handle her. They are perfect together. Fantastic chemistry, incredible tension, and a rocking payoff. The story absolutely sizzles.
Hilarious, HOT, and best friends I'd like to have... I can't recommend this FIVE STAR read highly enough!
I devoured this sassy, fun book. It's everything I love in a romance--smart, funny, original, and super sexy. Lola is one stubborn lady, but Greyson "Grey" is just the guy to handle her. They are perfect together. Fantastic chemistry, incredible tension, and a rocking payoff. The story absolutely sizzles.
Hilarious, HOT, and best friends I'd like to have... I can't recommend this FIVE STAR read highly enough!
January 4, 2018
I laughed the whole time reading this one!
Shelved as 'not-interested'
June 6, 2018
July 16, 2017
Full review to come.
July 20, 2017
This is a book you absolutely don't want to miss out on. It was perfection in every way imaginable. It was so steamy, sexy & very funny.
Lola is a fiesty yet bitter radio host who is so beyond love, relationships and men until circumstances force her to have a fake relationship with Grayson her boss. Only problem is he doesn't want to fake it and she just wants to kick him in the halls. She was so funny I couldn't stop laughing and he was just perfect!!
I truly hope we get more from the secondary characters in this book in the future.
I voluntarily reviewed a advanced readers copy of this book
Lola is a fiesty yet bitter radio host who is so beyond love, relationships and men until circumstances force her to have a fake relationship with Grayson her boss. Only problem is he doesn't want to fake it and she just wants to kick him in the halls. She was so funny I couldn't stop laughing and he was just perfect!!
I truly hope we get more from the secondary characters in this book in the future.
I voluntarily reviewed a advanced readers copy of this book
July 9, 2017
ARC kindly provided by author.
Seducing Lola is Jessica Prince's new standalone romance novel.
I really enjoyed it. It was funny and it grabbed my attention from the very beginning.
Full review to come...
Seducing Lola is Jessica Prince's new standalone romance novel.
I really enjoyed it. It was funny and it grabbed my attention from the very beginning.
Full review to come...
July 10, 2017
I feel like the term “explosive chemistry” is fairly common, but in the case of Gray Lockhart and Lola Abbatelli, this is a nearly literal description. Hot damn, you guys. Every interaction felt fiery and charged, and these two sparked off of each other like crazy. It was impossible to not get caught up in their push/pull – a little charming, a little scorching, a whole lot combustible and yet also somehow adorable and swoony. Their story started off with a bang and kept me on the hook, laughing, sighing, and panting until their sweetly satisfying ending.
I loved both Gray and Lola – even when they were frustrating the crap out of me. Gray was not at all what I was expecting – he was far more strong, steady and patient while also managing to be growly alpha/dominant. I loved the way that played against Lola’s feisty sass. I sometimes wanted to shake some sense into Lola, but at other times I felt her fear and hesitance on a very personal level. I never felt like there was drama for the sake of drama and overall I loved how both of these characters learned each other and grew together over the course of the book.
The secondary character game is strong in this book and I’m hopeful that means there are more stories to come because I am so intrigued to learn more about some of these colorful characters. I also wouldn’t oppose more time with Gray’s Nana – what a hoot!
This was a fun read. I laughed, my heart stuttered, and in the end it fell hopelessly in love with these two fierce and wonderful characters. Basically, this is the perfect beach read (or rainy day read, or a read for any reason) – guaranteed keep you hooked and leave you with a happy heart and giant smile (which is basically the best way to walk away from a book). ~ Shelly, 4.5 Stars
I loved both Gray and Lola – even when they were frustrating the crap out of me. Gray was not at all what I was expecting – he was far more strong, steady and patient while also managing to be growly alpha/dominant. I loved the way that played against Lola’s feisty sass. I sometimes wanted to shake some sense into Lola, but at other times I felt her fear and hesitance on a very personal level. I never felt like there was drama for the sake of drama and overall I loved how both of these characters learned each other and grew together over the course of the book.
The secondary character game is strong in this book and I’m hopeful that means there are more stories to come because I am so intrigued to learn more about some of these colorful characters. I also wouldn’t oppose more time with Gray’s Nana – what a hoot!
This was a fun read. I laughed, my heart stuttered, and in the end it fell hopelessly in love with these two fierce and wonderful characters. Basically, this is the perfect beach read (or rainy day read, or a read for any reason) – guaranteed keep you hooked and leave you with a happy heart and giant smile (which is basically the best way to walk away from a book). ~ Shelly, 4.5 Stars
July 13, 2017
Lola is my kind of crazy. As a filterless thirty something year old woman, she radiates fun. Or is it pissed off...probably both.
Knowing she doesn't possess a filter, you can I'll imagine the dialogue. There is no shortage of smirk inducing commentary in this book.
Seducing Lola is funny and fun. It's a lighthearted good time, except for maybe a certain blowhard who gets what he deserves. A few characters will catch your attention and keep you waiting for follow ups or spin offs.
I know I will be waiting for some more info. Ever the optimist, so mostly an optimist, I am expecting not to wait too long. Lola will probably demand the author get on it right away.
reviewed for Naughty Book Blog
Knowing she doesn't possess a filter, you can I'll imagine the dialogue. There is no shortage of smirk inducing commentary in this book.
Seducing Lola is funny and fun. It's a lighthearted good time, except for maybe a certain blowhard who gets what he deserves. A few characters will catch your attention and keep you waiting for follow ups or spin offs.
I know I will be waiting for some more info. Ever the optimist, so mostly an optimist, I am expecting not to wait too long. Lola will probably demand the author get on it right away.
reviewed for Naughty Book Blog
July 19, 2017
4.5 Stars
I highly enjoyed this one. One of my favorite parts of the book were the Harry Potter references. I loved how Lola is a woman that loves her fashion, but had a nerdy side to her. Right from when Lola and Grayson first meet and everything that happens after is truly a comedy. Sometimes you can't believe the bad luck Lola has, but then you realize what good fortune she has when she grabs the attention on Grayson. I loved how Lola and Grayson give each other a run for their money and keep each other on their toes. I liked the secondary characters as well and I hope some of them will get a book as well. I would highly recommend reading this book because it will put you in a good mood and it's one fun read.
I highly enjoyed this one. One of my favorite parts of the book were the Harry Potter references. I loved how Lola is a woman that loves her fashion, but had a nerdy side to her. Right from when Lola and Grayson first meet and everything that happens after is truly a comedy. Sometimes you can't believe the bad luck Lola has, but then you realize what good fortune she has when she grabs the attention on Grayson. I loved how Lola and Grayson give each other a run for their money and keep each other on their toes. I liked the secondary characters as well and I hope some of them will get a book as well. I would highly recommend reading this book because it will put you in a good mood and it's one fun read.
July 23, 2017
What a fun quick read
New to me author. I loved the madcap crazy cast. And had such a blast reading this one. Can't wait for more in the series.
New to me author. I loved the madcap crazy cast. And had such a blast reading this one. Can't wait for more in the series.
July 17, 2017
Seducing Lola is a all new standalone by Jessica Prince. Coming July 18th!!!
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*** ARC provided by the AUTHOR in exchange for a HONEST REVIEW ***Lola Abbatelli is a strong and I do mean STRONG INDEPENDENT WOMEN. She has been hurt and watched too many females get hurt in her lifetime to trust men. The last thing she wants is to fall in love or even get in a serious relationship with a man. Even if that man is drop dead sexy and just the thought of him does some crazy things to her libido. Except when things get tricky at her job, she is mostly forced to be seen around town with that swoon sexy man Grayson.
Gray Lockhart has the money, the looks and the smooth talking. When Gray gets involved with one of Lola's live on air talk show segments on the radio, things get messy. He is used to getting what he wants - but not in a bad way - and he wants Lola. Although he gets what he wants, he is a down to earth and relationship type person and that's exactly what he wants with Lola. Lola on the other hand wants nothing or just sex, relationships are not for her and most definitely not for her and Gray.
Along the way these two become friends and the tension is hilarious and brutal. Gray knows exactly how to bring down Lola's walls and I enjoyed every single page leading up to the moment she finally let go.
I always enjoy reading a book that has a career goal and I don't need to man thought process of a women for a lead. I enjoy even more watching that woman get those qualities broken down, but in the best way possible. Woman can still be independent. They can still have those career goals and freedom. What changes is how they love, how they smile or have someone to come home too. I love watching them have someone to share experiences with or talk too. It's more genuine and I adore it.
I am not surprised that I enjoyed reading this book, as Jessica Prince is one wonderful author. I highly recommend this book as well as her series Picking Up the Pieces!
For a longer review at this book and others, please check out my blog at Trashy Biblo Blog
July 14, 2017
What I've come to learn (and love) about Jessica Prince is that she can write a sexy alpha male and a great love story, along with a sassy heroine!
Lola is super sassy and I just love her! She's a little jaded, but hearing about her past experiences, I can totally understand why! When she first sees Grayson in Starbucks, she's thinks he's hot but he instincts tells her to stay away from the suit! The has classified all expensive suit wearing men in the category of liars, cheats and power hungry men...after all had a good example of this with her father. So, she didn't give him the time of day and left.
Little did she know that she would be humiliating him on air during her radio show she does with her two best friends. And to top it off, he's her boss. Actually, he's the owners son! And now, she must do a little damage control by being his 'arm candy' (as she puts it) to help fix his image.
He infuriates her and intrigues her all at the same time. Seems smart mouthed Lola has met her match!
-----“Eyes up, bub, or your crotch is going to meet the business end of my friend Christian Louboutin.” I pointed to my pumps. “You might be my boss, but I’m not on the clock and I’ll cut a b**ch.”
He just laughed.
Okay, so maybe I took b**ch mode a little over the top, but I couldn’t think straight when he was around! Do you have any clue how confusing it is to hate someone when your bits are begging to become besties with his bits? I’ll tell you, it’s a pickle.
S**t, now I’m thinking about giant pickles.
“You look beautiful,” he told me with a sincere smile. Son of a b**ch, this guy’s good. B**ch mode went into system failure.
The banter between these two is hilarious at times and sexy at others! The perfect mix. I love enemies to Lovers stories and although they were quite enemies to begin with, that fiery passion and heated moments are still the same as if they were enemies.
I loved Daphne and Sofia (Lola's best friends and co-host of their radio show, Girl Talk) too, they were great supporting characters. Would love to have more of them and their show!
Another great read from Miss Prince and look forward to the next.
Lola is super sassy and I just love her! She's a little jaded, but hearing about her past experiences, I can totally understand why! When she first sees Grayson in Starbucks, she's thinks he's hot but he instincts tells her to stay away from the suit! The has classified all expensive suit wearing men in the category of liars, cheats and power hungry men...after all had a good example of this with her father. So, she didn't give him the time of day and left.
Little did she know that she would be humiliating him on air during her radio show she does with her two best friends. And to top it off, he's her boss. Actually, he's the owners son! And now, she must do a little damage control by being his 'arm candy' (as she puts it) to help fix his image.
He infuriates her and intrigues her all at the same time. Seems smart mouthed Lola has met her match!
-----“Eyes up, bub, or your crotch is going to meet the business end of my friend Christian Louboutin.” I pointed to my pumps. “You might be my boss, but I’m not on the clock and I’ll cut a b**ch.”
He just laughed.
Okay, so maybe I took b**ch mode a little over the top, but I couldn’t think straight when he was around! Do you have any clue how confusing it is to hate someone when your bits are begging to become besties with his bits? I’ll tell you, it’s a pickle.
S**t, now I’m thinking about giant pickles.
“You look beautiful,” he told me with a sincere smile. Son of a b**ch, this guy’s good. B**ch mode went into system failure.
The banter between these two is hilarious at times and sexy at others! The perfect mix. I love enemies to Lovers stories and although they were quite enemies to begin with, that fiery passion and heated moments are still the same as if they were enemies.
I loved Daphne and Sofia (Lola's best friends and co-host of their radio show, Girl Talk) too, they were great supporting characters. Would love to have more of them and their show!
Another great read from Miss Prince and look forward to the next.
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