Customer Reviews

Love Script: Deluxe Edition

5 star:		(46)
4 star:		(13)
3 star:		(6)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

I'm a huge Tiffany Ashley fan. I found her by accident a few years ago and I could not be happier. Love Script: Deluxe Edition is a little different from the original version (i.e. more back story on the characters). The deluxe edition is awesome. Nick is SOOO deliciously alpha male and Laney is such a stand-up girl. You can't help but love the clever back and forth between the characters. And the love scenes....SUPER HOT!!! Overall, I would highly recommend this book. If you want a wildly entertaining, steamy erotic romance, with edgy characters; get this book. I own the paperback and I swear I have to guard my copy from my book-stealing friends!:)

Keep up the good work Tiffany! Love the new cover. Can't wait for the sequel and, of course the new book, THE NEXT HOLLYWOOD HEARTTHROB. Sounds like a good read.

I expected to dislike this book since this is a new author and the storyline is formulaic. Surprisingly, I truly enjoyed it!

I expected criminally bad grammar; stupid, slutty heroines, and heroes with no concept of romance. Yet, this book has none of those. The characters are well developed and the storyline isn't rushed and doesn't get diluted with unnecessary characters or subplots. Also, the sex is steamy without detracting from the overall plot. This is a good first novel and I would like to see more from Ms. Tiffany Ashley.

And a word about the cover: Thank you for a cover that doesn't have a black woman who looks like a daytime b-team stripper from the juke joint by the airport, or like a junior high school Photoshop montage created by, well, a junior high kid. (I'm looking at you Sienna Mynx and Dahlia Rose.)The quality cover image actually helped me pick this book over a few others.

Let me say how much I THOROUGHLY ENJOYED reading Love Script! It was wonderfully written with tons of steamy scenes!! :) After reading all the wonderful and high reviews I had to purchase this book. I will admit I was hesitant at first because, I'm sure many readers can agree that most interracial stories that have been written are too short, not enough detail or have no depth in their characters at all. Or the books are just about sex and nothing else. However the author Tiffany Ashley OUTSHINED in all these areas. She didn't leave anyhting out! She actually wrote her characters in such a way that you actually loose yourself while reading it. Here scenes on and off the crusie were so descriptive that I thought I was there w/ Laney and Nick watching the whole thing. Very few authors can captivate their readers like that but Ms Ashley certainly did!!! You will fall in love with Nick! Nick and Laney are complete opposites...Nick was a jerk but he was a jerk that you couldn't help but fall in love with! And Laney even though she was sweet she definitely had a backbone and told him off in quite a few scenes! This book will make you smile, laugh and even tear up a little at the depth of their emotions and them falling in love with each other! I can't wait for the sequel to this book to be released! I hope all the readers recommend this book to their friends and get Ms Ashley's name out there! TRUST ME YOU WON"T BE DISAPPOINTED AT ALL!!! In fact I just finished reading it and I am already rereading it again!
Way to go Tiffany Ashley, you are wonderul author and I can't wait to read all your other books that are due to come out!

I don't know what book all of these reviewers read but this was not a good book for me. The constant fighting between the two main characters was a total turn off. What was so deluxe about the edition? I didn't get a read in to another book by the author. What a ripoff... I finally got this book because of all the reviews and I'm usually generous when I'm reviewing a book. I was so disappointed!

I became a fan of Tiffany Ashley's after reading the first version of Love Script. Laney, the level-headed professional and Nick, the playboy are great modern day romance antagonists. In this updated version, the author really fleshes out their characters and has a great supporting cast. You will love being introduced to Nick's nemesis Cooper and the one up-manship that ensues. Plus, if you've never been on a cruise, perhaps this is the next best thing. I can't wait to see more from this author!

For some reason lately I've been fascinated with interracial romance (wmbw). Fortunately, there are many authors writing in this genre so there are a greater number of novels to read. Not all of these authors are as talented as Sandra Kitt, author of my favorite interracial novel, "The Color of Love." Kitt's novel is so natural and believable that you can imagine her characters as people you would want to know. That's exactly how I felt about Tiffany Ashley's "Love Script." And wonder of all wonders for a first novel there were no editing errors! So the story flowed beautifully and easily.

I liked that Ms. Ashley wrote Nicolas Sinclair as a real man who (like many other men) had a very healthy sex life and was unapologetic about it. Laney Parks, his love interest, wasn't one dimensional either. She wrote Laney with depth and personality. Although the love story and intimacy starts too quickly "Love Script" is no bubble gum romance novel. Overall, it's well worth the time and money. I look forward to another Tiffany Ashley novel.

I am at a complete loss as to what other people see in this book. The situation that they were in was contrived... but I can get past that. What I can't get past is that the hero in the story is a complete jerk. Their love doesn't seem to truly develop. It's like he gets bonked on the head and realizes "Oh, wait... I love you!"

Where do I start? Ok, I hate the lead male character,Nick! He's handsome, rich, vulgar, unfeeling, and probably secretly dislikes women! I think towards the end of the book, the lead female character, Laney, should have been able to soften his disposition towards women, but she is only able to diminish in by 30% because he's still bossy and something of a dominant prick.

I know arranged marriages continue to happen throughout the world buuuut this one was just a little too falsetto for my taste. I think if the reason they had to be forced together were different then the story would've been more realistic; not that the characters weren't but the storyline was a little faulty.

Shall I go on?

Laney was a smart, sweet woman..run over by EVERYONE..her ex, her boss, Nick! You'd think a woman would get tired and put her foot down or at least up somebody's u-know-what. Instead, the author tries to save face by giving her a likeable, approachable quality that is the main thing that allows Nick to win the contract over his competition.

The one thing I absolutely dislike is there is NO humor in this book. I think I smiled ONCE and that was through the supporting gay character/friend. At least Laney and Nick could have had some instances of playfulness together. This was a good read, but not worth price!

Nicholas is your above average white guy who loves blondes,brunettes, and red heads with big boobs and a healthy sex drive. Has never been attracted to or thought about dating an african american woman. Delaney is engaged to a black man and has never dated outside of her race. So how did these two end up together. Nicholas wanting a client really really bad and not wanting the competiion to get this major account. She on the other hand wanted a position that she so deserved and Nicholas happen to be her boss. He needed her bad to impress this important want to be client. She was in the right place at the right time. Having to act like a couple caused some sexual tension between them. Soon those acts of love were made real.

This is one excellent book. The cover sold me...but the story hooked me. My wife bought this book for herself, but I got one look at the cover and I became curious. WTF? I read the entire book in one night. I don't normally read books, especially not romance books, but this was a keeper. I'm waiting for my wife to finish reading it so I can read it again' The story was well-written, funny, and clever. Great job Tiffany Ashley. I hope my wife buys more of your books. LOL.