Review: Take Me Now by Faith Sullivan

Title: Take Me Now 

Author: Faith Sullivan
Release Date:  16th July
Rating: 3 stars

How do you survive the internship from hell?

Don't fall in love.

Ivy thought being a reporter-in-training at the Independent Gazette would be her dream summer job. Little did she know, interviewing Eric, a landscaper with a heart of gold, would derail her plans. It turns out Ivy's boss, Lauren, has been eying his chiseled physique for quite some time.

But at twenty-four, Eric already has a tragic past, one that he is still reeling from. Even though his ordeal turned him into some sort of local celebrity, it's been a while since he's shared his bed with anyone. When he comes to Ivy's rescue out of the blue, it's not long before the two of them start seeing each other behind Lauren's back. When they get caught, Ivy's journey toward a college degree is jeopardized and her relationship with Eric is severely put to the test.

Career versus love? In the end, a shocking turn of events provides Ivy with a revelation she never saw coming.

Take Me Now is sweet and extremely easy, short read that every fan of summer reads will approve. It’s a quick love story between two different souls that wait for new chances, which makes Take Me Now nice breather from drama packed dark reads as well as welcoming thing to on Sunday. But still it is not something extremely satisfying for a romance eater like me. I guess a book which takes me only 3 hours to read is a little bit too short for me and it lacks in certain departments. But for a reader who’s looking for something nice and sweet Take Me Now is great choice.



This story follows Ivy, 21 year old girl who started her intership in Gazette and has to put up with bitchy boss. Lauren aka Boss from Hell wants to destroy Ivy. She makes her do the worst things and the fact that Ivy is interested in someone Lauren is lusting for only makes her hate more.

Eric is only 24 but already had his heart broken. Now, despite the fact two years has passed his still hurting. But meeting quirky and passionate Ivy makes his heart beat faster for the first time in ages.

I don’t want to spoil you story so I won’t tell you more, besides the fact this book is sweet and really nice.





I’m going to give it only 3 stars because it’s to short and I wished I could get a little bit more, I wanted to escape within the pages, but I didn’t get that chance. It would be fantastic to see more in Eric and Ivy’s relationship, and I had a feeling it developed to soon. It also would amazing to meet more characters, which are not creepy or hateful. If this issues would be taken care of this book could sweep me off my feet.



Incredibly sweet, Take Me Now will give you tingles and warm, fuzzy feelings all over your body. Story of extraoridinary relationship and getting second chances will leave you happy with big grin on your face long after you finish.


copy provided by an author in exchange for honest review.