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Synopsis
I was done with games. But playing with her is so much fun.
Ten years ago, I was all set to compete in the winter Olympics. Then I lost everything—my career, my best friend, and my girlfriend.
After that, I stopped playing games for good. I swore never to go back to Colorado. Too many bad memories. Plus, she’s still there.
Now I live a simple life as a creative director at Shimura Advertising in New York. All is good, until my boss cons me and my coworkers into spending two weeks in Colorado at Proton Sports’ sleep-away camp for adults, pitching their business. Turns out Proton’s idea of a pitch is making the agencies battle each other in a bunch of ridiculous winter games.
Guess who owns the rival company? Her. And she’s out to get me. I might just let her win.
*Field-Tripped is Book 3 in the in the Ad Agency Series and can be read as a standalone.
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SHANDA 4 STARS
Field-Tripped is a second chance romance featuring Charlie and Eli. These two have loved each other since they were kids. Ten years ago Eli was set to head to the winter Olympics and he was going to spend the rest of his life with his love Charlie. After a tragic accident these two go their separate ways because they can’t cope with the fallout.
Now Eli is the creative director at Shimura and his boss cons him into two weeks in Colorado to pitch Proton’s business. Proton’s idea of fun is to pit the company’s against each other in zany winter games. Of course hi-jinx ensue and this is where things get tricky for Eli. The owner of the rival company is none other than his lost love Charlie.
Field-Tripped is another hilarious read by Nicole Archer. It is funny and has heart. I personally wish Eli and Charlie had got it together and actually communicated with each other. I really would have liked an extended epilogue also since they took so long to figure things out. All in all, this was a fun read and I look forward to the next book in the series.
Now Eli is the creative director at Shimura and his boss cons him into two weeks in Colorado to pitch Proton’s business. Proton’s idea of fun is to pit the company’s against each other in zany winter games. Of course hi-jinx ensue and this is where things get tricky for Eli. The owner of the rival company is none other than his lost love Charlie.
Field-Tripped is another hilarious read by Nicole Archer. It is funny and has heart. I personally wish Eli and Charlie had got it together and actually communicated with each other. I really would have liked an extended epilogue also since they took so long to figure things out. All in all, this was a fun read and I look forward to the next book in the series.
AMY 4 STARS
Eli has kind of been that side character that intrigues you and I'm glad we got to read his story. I think there was a lot of unnecessary heartache for him and Charlotte that up front communication could have handled.
Eli has just been kind of going through the motions for the past 10 years. He suffers several blows in a row, and being as he was young at the time, he didn't handle them all that well. On the flip side of the coin is Charlotte, and she handled their adversity just as badly. I think they both needed the time and separation to grow as people and discover who they could be. That pathway for them is not smooth; they've both made mistakes.
They're thrown back together when their advertising agencies go head-to-head to win an account. They're both shocked to see the other and their reactions are quite visceral. Their long over-due talk finally happens, and it makes me a little sad to think that their separation could have been so much shorter and their lives maybe just a bit happier, if they had only opened up to each other.
Overall, I enjoyed the story. The ending did wrap up fairly quickly and I was hoping for maybe just a little bit more of their future, but I'll just imagine happy things for them.
Eli has just been kind of going through the motions for the past 10 years. He suffers several blows in a row, and being as he was young at the time, he didn't handle them all that well. On the flip side of the coin is Charlotte, and she handled their adversity just as badly. I think they both needed the time and separation to grow as people and discover who they could be. That pathway for them is not smooth; they've both made mistakes.
They're thrown back together when their advertising agencies go head-to-head to win an account. They're both shocked to see the other and their reactions are quite visceral. Their long over-due talk finally happens, and it makes me a little sad to think that their separation could have been so much shorter and their lives maybe just a bit happier, if they had only opened up to each other.
Overall, I enjoyed the story. The ending did wrap up fairly quickly and I was hoping for maybe just a little bit more of their future, but I'll just imagine happy things for them.
Giveaway
About the Author
Nicole Archer’s lengthy career as an advertising copywriter not only polished her writing skills—it provided a lifetime of book material. As a single, full-time working mom of a beautiful, brilliant, and horrifically energetic son, she has little time to do much else besides work, write, read, drink wine, and breathe. She’s originally from Colorado, but lives in Dallas now. This is her third book.
Read the other two books in the Ad Agency Series
Road-Tripped (Ad Agency Book 1)
Head-Tripped (Ad Agency Book 2)
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