The Redhead Revealed (Redhead #2)

Grace Sheridan and Jack Hamilton\’s escapades continue. It\’s not just distance that separates these two. Ms.Clayton once again does a great job with the book. It packs the same heat and humor, but more intensity since Grace and Jack have big obstacles to face. I even found myself teary eyed at times. I loved the complexity of this story. Grace coming to terms with herself, what she wants, and what she\’s willing to live with & without.I loved Jack\’s maturity, vulnerability, his love for Grace, and for accepting Grace for who she is (flaws and all). This is a series that completely draws you in and keeps you engaged. The side characters are fantastic, the situations that arise are believable, the sex….oh my lord….the sex is hot! I really enjoyed this sequel…it was sweet, funny and again…very sexy 🙂

Super cute follow up to book one. I LOVE Jack, and love that he loves the 30-somethings! This installment follows the burgeoning romance of Grace and Jack with some real life and \”new stardom\” issues thrown in there. As was the first book, this was well written with plenty of sass and humor, however I\’m still not a fan of this narrator at all, she speaks to quickly throughout the whole story and it\’s just not a good match. All that said,I\’m pretty hooked on this couple and want to find out how things progress, so book three, here I come!

Love the Alice Clayton\’s writing; love this series; but especially love the narrator who brought so much emotion to the story including laugh out loud moments! Bravo!!

For the first half of the book, It’s the typical second book in a romance trilogy with lots of filler material that doesn’t necessarily progress the story. The second half is where the story started getting a little more focused. I didn’t hate the first half, but it was just lots of back and forth from LA to NY and sex. The abundance of sex was repetitive, annoying, and didn\’t add anything. Filler. I’m not sure what this middle book was trying to achieve in the series. Soon after the halfway mark, the conflict and resolution took place, leaving over a third of the book left for randomness. Don\’t get me wrong, I still love Jack and Grace, but this book could have easily been absorbed into the final book, making it a duet. There wasn\’t anything new here. As for the audio, I was completely disappointed that the narrator didn\’t give Jack a British accent. It ruined the whole characterization.

I read Alice Clayton\’s Cocktail Series and LOVED it. So, of course I tried The Unidentified Redhead. It was okay…just okay. Recently, I was looking for a romantic comedy after a few too many thrillers and murder mysteries, so naturally I chose the next book in The Redhead Series. I was NOT a fan. I guess if you\’re interested in shallow stories about older women having no less than 5 orgasms from strangely ultra-sexually experienced early 20-something men who pleasurably sodomize big breasted older women then this novel might just be what you\’re looking for. I found it ridiculous. Pair that with an obnoxious narrator and in my book this combination was a complete disaster. I had already bought The Readhead Plays Her Hand and returned it before I wasted anymore of my time. I have forever sworn off of all books by Clayton. Her writing is just to crass for my taste. Prospective listeners beware…

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