REVIEW: One Mad Night by Julia London

Posted January 8th, 2015 by in Blog, Contemporary Romance, Review / 8 comments

One Mad Night by Julia London: Chelsea Crawford and Ian Rafferty aren’t exactly mortal enemies but Ian is the new kid One-Mad-Nighton the block and Chelsea is a little nervous that he is going to take what she deems to be hers. Two ad executives in New York in the same agency are vying for the same account and tomorrow are the presentations. One more night, that’s all they have to wait.

Until they look outside and there is a massive blizzard and all of a sudden they are stuck together for the night. What is going to happen? Will they tear each other apart? Or will they realize that perhaps their battle isn’t really with each other?

Ms. London has taken us by storm in this winter novel. Her hero and heroine leap out off of the page and into her reader’s hearts. In a relatively quick amount of time she somehow gives us enough of their lives to make us connect and really get connected into what is going on with their lives.

One Mad Night by Julia London is definitely a story to help you understand a woman’s realization of her own worth and how sometimes when you figure that out so do the important people in your life.

 

Book Info:

4SPublished January 6th 2015 by Sourcebooks Casablanca

A delightful new contemporary romance novella from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Julia London.

One winter’s night a blizzard sweeps across the country, demonstrating that fate can change the course of lives in an instant…and fate has got a sense of humor.

Chelsea Crawford and Ian Rafferty are high profile ad execs in cutthroat competition for a client. When a major winter storm puts New York City on lockdown, the two rivals have to make it through the night together-oh, the many ways in which opposites attract…

 

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8 Responses to “REVIEW: One Mad Night by Julia London”

  1. marcyshuler

    Thanks for the review, Valerie. I enjoyed her novella ‘The Bridesmaid’ so I’m sure I’ll enjoy this novella as well. I know it can be purchased separately (or combined with the other novella).