Book: The Perfect Wave
Author: A.J. Pryor
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Synopsis:
Things are heating up in A.J. Pryor’s seductive new novel, The Perfect Wave.
Jessica Baker, the twenty-six-year-old daughter of a Texas oil tycoon, likes to have the upper hand. She enjoys the freedom that comes with wealth and sails through life on her terms.
Until the day she meets Roan Anders: sexy surfer, extreme sports agent, and verifiable playboy.
He is the one man who has the power to anchor her heart or break it wide open.
Both try to deny the intense chemistry flowing between them and embark on a friendship that is destined to get complicated. Lust and desire ignite their feelings from a slow burn into a raging fire, and what started out as platonic, quickly flares into something impossible to contain.
Jessica soon learns that being born into a life of luxury can’t protect her from heartache when a woman from Roan’s past surfaces with allegations that turn Jessica’s world upside down.
Is Roan capable of commitment? Will Jessica’s family accept the man she’s chosen? Can their love survive the rocky waters they’ve suddenly encountered? Find out in this sexy and emotional story that explores how one’s past can change the course of one’s life forever.
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Author Bio:
A.J. Pryor lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two daughters. When she’s not writing, you can find her at the beach, the yoga studio, or the soccer field with her girls. An avid reader of Adult, New Adult and Young Adult novels, her Kindle is always an arm’s length away. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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Christina’s Review
The Perfect Wave by A.J. Pryor
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
being an IT person originally from southern california and now living in texas, this book had great appeal for me.
jessica was a strong, very likeable character even being a very rich kid. i like that she stood up for herself with her mother and went after what she wanted. while she really liked roan and wanted a relationship with him, she was able to be friends with him and not a clingy, whiny girl we usually read about.
i didn’t like that roan made jessica think he was sleeping with all those women after he met her because he was trying to hide his attraction to her. i did love his career and that he was not an unmovtivated surfer like i’ve read about in other books. he ended up being a really sweet, loving guy. i love his relationship with his brother.
i liked the writing in this book as well as the alternate POV’s that were clearly indicated. the supporting characters were great…i’d like to read more about them. especially jaxon and blake!
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