Book Review: The Position by Dahlia Salvatore #50BookPledge

About the Book:

Dylan Farrow puts on his pants every morning one leg at a time, just like everyone else at the Kerrigan Advertising Agency. He handles high-pressure projects with a fast turnaround. He’s prized for his keen intellect and admirable performance. But how did he get where he is today—to the level of Junior Executive of Design Production?

Well, that involves how he takes his pants off…
and for whom…

Hoping to break through the glass ceiling under which she’s been trapped for years, Valerie Caplan picks up her life and moves to Seattle. After hearing about the position of Senior Executive of Design Production from an art director at Kerrigan, she decides to apply. When she lands the big interview, she never thinks for a minute that she’ll have any serious competition. She assumes that she has the job in the bag…until she discovers that the only competition has something she doesn’t have—the willingness to go outside the office to impress Danica Stewart, their uptight female boss.

About the Author:

Dahlia Salvatore is a thirty-two-year-old female author living in Seattle, Washington with her husband. She comes from Coos Bay, Oregon and moved to Seattle six years ago. She loves the west coast and doesn’t see herself anywhere else.

Her influences include contemporary writers J.K. Rowling, Mary Balogh, Christina Dodd, Stephanie Laurens, Laurell K. Hamilton, Anne Rice, Stephen King, and many many others.

Review:

First off I have to mentioned that this is an Erotic novel.  I figured I should mention that atleast once in the post so no one would be surprised.  I would not recommend  this as a book to leave as a coffee table that the kids might grab, but outside of that I say grab yourself a copy!  Unlike some other popular erotic books, this one was actually well written.  The storyline and characters were entertaining and the erotic parts of the book were not forced.  I have read some books when they book factors in just for a shock factor yet the book lacks on so many other factors.  I am happy to say that can not be said about The Position!  This was a fun and entertaining read and I look forward to reading more of her books in the future!

Views expressed are those of Two Children and a Migraine and not influenced in anyway.  A book was supplied for review purposes only and no compensation was received for this post.