[REVIEW] Constellation by Jennifer Locklear

Title: Constellation

Author: Jennifer Locklear

Genre: Contemporary Romance

Release Date: October 20

Paperback: 386 pages

Enchanted Publications

She's intelligent, beautiful, and emotionally numb.

He's older, sophisticated, and harboring secrets.

Up-and-coming executive, Kathleen Brighton is ready to launch her family's firm into the next level of success. Polished and professional on the outside, Kathleen's personal life is a source of constant struggle and letdown. But after one night alone with Jack Evans, her sexy new colleague, her life takes a turn toward erotic intensity.

Torn between her instinct to guard herself and her irresistible desire for Jack, Kathleen has only known heartache. And when she finds herself in the middle of a shattering personal crisis, she must trust fragile and uncertain bonds to survive. Will Kathleen conquer the demons of her past to find a future worth fighting for?

First, I want to thank all Hype PR team, and Jennifer Locklear to make me able to do this. I am the only blogger making a review of this book here in Brazil. So thank you so much for this huge opportunity to me and to my blog, even to the amazing author that Jen is!

This book, is by far one of the best in the romantic erotic genre that I read this year. It is intense, addictive and strong.

The main character is Kathleen Brighton, she has thirty-six years old and works in her family firm, Aurora Advertising in Oregon, United States. She engaged in a relationship with your new colleague at work, Jack Evans. Jack is beautiful, sophisticated and sexy, and has his forties. He has a daughter who is seven-years old, Heide with his ex-wife Allison.

“Constellation” brings a personal story, a possible story, and so deep.

The relationship between Heide and Kathleen is one of the most things that came into my attention. Kathleen could be seen like a vilan to the little girl, being her father’s new girlfriend, but in true, their relationship is the same about two huge friends.

Allison and Kathleen respect each other, but I would not lie about some discussions between she, and mostly Jack.

I loved the fact about what Heide enjoy in her life. She loves playing soccer, and Minecraft stuff, this broke my expectations about pink stuff and barbie dolls.

Between Jack and Kathleen is possible to notice a strong attraction, and this makes the readers stuck in their reading, including the sexy parts, it was far of my favourite parts, because you can see the love about each other.

The story keeps a good line, I mean, the author presents the main facts of all characters, and why. Explains everything in the reading. Our lifes is a grouping of little things, that make an imaginary picture of our hole story. Like a constellation.

The women in this book has an strong personality, they have an important role into the scenes of this amazing book. This is extremely positive, Jennifer did this so well, and brought with her a security about the genre. She reads your mind...

In a moment, the book changes all the situation, you can cleary see this during the reading, because you ask for it. In fact, ends with asking for more. And promises a great continuation.

My favourite quotes so far was:

“Why do you think love stories always have such devastating moments?” “All the the best ones do.”

“No one person can take the blame for what happens in life. We all play a part, Kathleen. We all form a constellation.”

My rating: 5/5

Jennifer Locklear lives in the Pacific Northwest region of the United

States. She married her high school sweetheart, Morgan, in 1995. She is the mother of two children, a son and daughter.

Jennifer enjoyed creative writing as an adolescent, but set aside her favorite hobby to concentrate on college studies, career and family. In 2010, she rediscovered her passion for writing when her husband recruited her to edit his own stories. They co-authored and published their debut novel, Exposure, in 2014.

Since 2000, Jennifer has been employed in fundraising and development for a non-profit organization. She has been a contributing reviewer for the “Bookish Temptations” book blog and is a founding moderator of “Argyle Empire,” an approved fan site for author Sylvain Reynard. She also enjoys participating in charitable activities, both locally and online.

Constellation is Jennifer’s first solo novel.

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