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Today we have the release day blitz of Ginger Voight’s THE DUKE TAKES A BRIDE! Check out this gorgeous romance and be sure to read the series! Title: THE DUKE TAKES A BRIDE Author: Ginger Vo…
Big Fat Bitch by Ginger Voight | BOOK REVIEW
Big Fat Bitch by Ginger Voight | BOOK REVIEW
Book: Big Fat Bitch
Author: Ginger Voight
Genre: Fiction
Edition: Paperback
Published: September 23rd 2018
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Pages: 332
Buy: Amazon | Book Depository | Wordery
Big Fat Bitch by Ginger Voight
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
“Even with more awareness and the #MeToomovement, a lot of men held onto their jobs despite shocking allegations because it all…
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Book Blitz~ The Fullerton Family Saga by Ginger Voight
Book Blitz~ The Fullerton Family Saga by Ginger Voight
The entire Fullerton Family Saga is NOW AVAILABLE! Make sure to enter the Giveaway below and also join our Facebook Event for the Blog Tour and more chances to win prizes
Rachel Dennehy had a crazy thought. If she could just start over somewhere else, she could forget about her sad and tragic past and all the ghosts that chased her. When an email landed in her inbox, to tutor a difficult…
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New Review: The Groupie Trilogy by Ginger Voight
The Groupie Trilogy by Ginger Voight
Series: Groupie #1-3
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Age Group: Adult
Release Date: February 5th 2013
Print Length: 734 pages
Format: Kindle DRC
Source: received from Author for honest review
Review Date: June 6th 2013
Cover Rating: 4 stars
Overall Rating: 4 Stars
Sensuality Rating: Hot
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Summary:
When Andy Foster met the sexy front man of an up-and-coming rock band, the most she could imagine was a steamy stolen night of passion. But her attraction to Giovanni Carnevale hit her like a bolt of lightning. Soon she was traipsing all over the country, an unintentional groupie, finding herself thrust into his path even when she knew it was a very bad idea. Over four years their romance would face indiscretions, crazed stalkers and the interloping paparazzi, keeping these star-crossed lovers circling around a happily ever after they could never quite catch.
In the beloved "Groupie" trilogy by Ginger Voight, three books tell the passionate and angst-driven tale of Andy and Vanni. Now, "Groupie," "Rock Star" and "Mogul" are available in one volume that tells their story from that first meeting in Philadelphia to an explosive conclusion on the opposite coast.
This is your backstage pass to find out why readers, reviewers and book bloggers have fallen for a love story that was never supposed to happen.
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Spoiler Free Review:
I don’t even know where to start with this book(s). My emotions are flying high upon finishing the 734 page trilogy. It took me a week to read it, and luckily my Kindle is still in one piece. It was so freaking frustrating at times I wanted to just stop reading. But I persevered, and I am very glad I did :) and I’ll try to explain why in this review.
Ginger Voight put together a story that takes place in a world most people never see. The rise to fame for a mega rock star – and what sacrifices must be made to get there. It is a dirty world – full of shallow, superficial people who will do anything to further their own agenda. Secrets, lies, blackmail, extortion, this world is brimming with all things dark. And this story is about two people and their struggle to be together throughout all this. If you have read the Thoughtless Trilogy, and think this may sound similar—I would like to tell you—IT. IS. NOT. It is so much darker.
The main characters are the reason it took me a week to finish this book, I just had to put it down because I would get so angry with them. Giovanni “Vanni” Carnevale is a “long-haired rocker with more swagger than substance.” He is a womanizer, sex addict, alcoholic, and to top it all off, an egomaniac. And he is our “hero.” Andy Foster falls for this deeply flawed “hero” so fast and so hard. I felt so bad for her (most of the time). Their love story takes place over four years of FRUSTRATING setbacks, literally one after the other. Hence wanting to throw my Kindle out the window. Unlike some other reviewers, I did understand why she fell in love with him. When they were together is was intensely romantic, and he treated her well. He was never insincere. Their chemistry was off the charts—and she was literally addicted to him. I get it. But when they were apart he was a total cheating, lying, indecisive asshat… However, as Andy states in book two:
“…we don’t love with our minds. We love with our hearts. And mine still very much belonged to the man sitting across from me…”
Sometimes as readers we forget that it’s okay for our characters to be flawed. It makes them more real. This is NOT a Cinderella story—there is no knight in shining armor. There is just a whole mess of emotionally messed up people with questionable priorities.
In the third book Vanni does finally redeem himself in my eyes. But it was a LONG time coming…
I STRONGLY suggest that if you read the first two books and want to quit—DON’T! The end of Book 3 “The Mogul” will make it all seem worth it. It’s just getting there that is rough.
This story is the type that is just so hard to explain, so I would like to end with a few quotes that explain how Andy feels about Vanni. It may make it easier to see why she kept going back to him. (or not...)
“He tattooed himself into my flesh and onto my soul”
“I had never given my heart away before him, and I knew he had walked away with a substantial piece. I’d probably always go where it called.”
“Graham was a good man who offered me everything, but I only wanted Vanni—who couldn't offer me anything at all.”
“His trying to Frankenstein the perfect women with a gaggle of girls who filled different needs only served to make me feel less than enough…”
“He wasn't some rock god on the stage, he was a vulnerable, flawed man—and like most women find themselves doing in their life, I wanted to be his life raft.”
“Somehow it felt better knowing he could love me at arm’s length, as long as it meant he didn't lose me completely."
“You've had my heart from the very first moment we met.” ~Andy
Reviewed by StacyHgg♥
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