Method

di Ash Robbins (Autore)

Red Writer Publishing LLC, 2026

A mafia boss torn between the good and evil inside him? A romantic Civil War soldier? A reclusive musician who finds peace in the mountains? It's hard to know who you're falling for when all of them are inside the same Method actor. Tully Sutton never dreamed she'd find herself working as a makeup assistant on a major motion picture, and she certainly never expected to gain the attention of Hollywood bad-boy, James Cade Bennett. After years of heartbreaks and perceived failures, Tully has no idea who she is anymore. After years of mistakes, James likes to forget who he is by jumping from role to role. But when they find each other, they just might find themselves when love is unscripted. METHOD is a slow-burn, contemporary romance with complex characters and a sweet and spicy balance that provides a fun and reflective journey for readers. "A masterclass in slow-burn tension. Every touch, every silence, every withheld truth matters. The novel captures the ache of wanting to be seen while being terrified of exposure, and delivers a romance that feels intimate, restrained, and emotionally honest." -Wren's Wreviews "An amazingly fun romance with rich, developed characters. You want to be part of these vivid settings and friends with these characters … I'm not sure what I can see other than, you have to read this book!!" Taylor Kanter/Roaming Books "I found myself falling for three different characters in one, and I felt like I was reading 3 romance novels at the same time-BONUS!! … As an actor, the description of Set life and the insider perspective felt so real and brought the chaotic, sexy, and creative energy of the movie industry to life. I can't wait to recommend this book to all my actor friends and to my book club!" Amy Puente/Actress SAG/AFTRA

• Autore: Ash Robbins
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Red Writer Publishing LLC
• Formato: EPUB2 con DRMFREE
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798994707500