Connectivity by Aven Ellis

What They Say:

Overachiever Mary-Kate Grant (who is indeed named after an Olsen Twin) has followed every rule to the letter to pursue her dream of working in TV programming. Ripping a page from the “hard work pays off” playbook, she takes an assistant level job at a Chicago sports network to break into the industry.

MK has no time or desire for a relationship right now—she is totally focused on her career and being independent, unlike the other women in her family.

But MK’s plans are run through the shredder when she finds herself working for William Cumberland, a British media mogul who made his fortune with Connectivity, a social media site. William blows into Chicago just like the winds off Lake Michigan and purchases the group of networks MK works for—and makes her his personal assistant in the process.

Suddenly MK finds her career plans in jeopardy. William makes her question everything she has ever thought and has the uncanny ability to see right through her. And for the first time in her life, MK finds herself not only questioning what she wants for her career but for her personal life as well…

What I Say:

This book fell into my kindle while I was reading Waiting for Prince Harry by Aven, all I can say is why did I wait so long to read it, now I'm at a loss as Aven has no other books out.

MK works as an assistant at a TV station in Chicargo, this isn't what she wants to do but thinks this is the way to get her talents noticed.

In comes William Cumbernauld who purchses the TV station where she works, their attraction is instant even though MK knows she should get involved with her boss, how many woman have either got involved with their boss or a work colleague, easier said than done when you work together every day.

I loved the flirty text messages and emails between the pair, all through the book I had my fingers crossed for them.

Aven writes devishly sexy male leads in her books and you can't help but fall in love with them. My heart however remains with Harrison from Prince Harry.

Her female characters are great to, easily likeable and you can really understand why the male character loves them.

Aven please write more soon.

5 out of 5 stars

About the Author

Aven Ellis has been writing fiction since she was sixteen. She studied communications at a large Midwestern university, and after graduation, Aven worked as a reporter for a community newspaper, followed by a stint at a public relations agency. 

But writing about city council meetings and restaurant franchises was not as much fun as writing for young women trying to figure out their careers and potential boyfriends. So Aven got herself a job in television that allowed her to write at night.  Connectivity is Aven’s debut novel; Waiting For Prince Harry and Chronicles of a Lincoln Park Fashionista (New Adult romantic comedy) will be published this year.

Aven lives in Dallas with her family. When she is not writing, Aven enjoys shopping, cooking, connecting with friends on social media, and watching any show that features Gordon Ramsay.

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