Friday, November 4, 2016

Blog Tour: Mr. President by Katy Evans


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Mr. President by Katy Evans

Release Date: October 31st Genre: Contemporary Romance

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Synopsis:

He's won the hearts of millions. But is he willing to lose his?
I met the president’s son when we were both young. Matthew Hamilton was handsome, polished, and intelligent. I’d never met a guy like him.
He promised me that he’d never run for president. I promised that if he did, I’d be by his side.
Three terms later, an invitation to join Matthew Hamilton’s campaign is the most exhilarating opportunity I’ve ever experienced. I'm determined to make a difference; he is determined to win.
Focused on his goal, Matt is steadfast, ruthless, and disarming. All eyes are on him and his popularity is surging. But soon, the next possible president of the United States is possessing me in more ways than one—and despite the risks, I'm helpless to resist.
We're stealing touches, stealing moments, and stealing away at night. But our chemical connection is quickly becoming dangerously combustive, putting not only my heart, but Matt's chance at the presidency on the line.
Winning will take everything. Walking away will be the hardest thing of all.
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Review:
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

Did the book really had to end with a cliffhanger? Noooooo. The author just wants to torture her poor readers. At least the wait won't be long. January 2017 is not that far away. Towards the end, I knew that there was no way the author could give Matt and Charlotte's a decent ending and those last sentences confirmed that. I got too invested in Charlotte and Matt, I even forgot a couple of problems I had with this book.

I am starting to think that Matt is going to change everything in the USA if he becomes the president. People treat him like he has like the Messiah and Charlotte joined his campaign after decided that Matt is the right man to make her country a better place for her children and grandchildren. I hope that in the next book Matt will be a little more focused on his joys tob than finding wa seduce or stay away from Charlotte. My other problem is the first lady thing. Why was so important the fact that Matt didn't have a wife? Is the first lady so important? As a non US resident, I don't understand it. From the begging people have made a big deal about the fact that Matt is single. His decision to marry America was a good one.

The story is mostly focused on the romance between Matt and Charlotte and how that is affected by Matt's choice of a career. The author included some stuff a candidate would do, but the main focus is on the way our couple fell for each other.

I don't think I will love Matt as much as I have loved Remi. Matt is a great guy, but he didn't manage to win me over. I am hoping to fall for him in the second book. He has a lot of potential, but I just couldn't seem to love him. I like him though and that's a start. Charlotte on the other hand was a heroine I liked. She is passionate and kind. I hope she won't give up on Matt when things get tough. And I hope Matt won't give up on her. Why can't they keep doing what they are doing if Matt gets into the White House? Seriously the second book must be released very soon because the more I think about this book, the more I want the second part.

Mr. President is a definite yes for me. The characters were very likable, the story was flowing nicely and I believe this book is another gem by Katy Evans. Now I am ending this review because I have to play to get an arc for the next book, to end this torture sooner. I need to know what happens next.

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About the Author:

Katy Evans is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author. Her debut REAL shot to the top of the bestselling lists in 2013 and since then 9 of her titles have been New York Times bestsellers. Her books have been translated into nearly a dozen languages across the world.

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