Boomerang by Noelle August

Boomerang by Noelle August-Review

Boomerang by Noelle August
Published by: HarperCollins Publishers on July 8th, 2014
Format: eBook
Genre: New Adult
Source: Purchased
Rating: 4/5 stars

From Goodreads:
The first book in a sensational New Adult trilogy from Noelle August

Welcome to Boomerang.com, the dating site for the millennial gen with its no-fuss, no-commitments matchups, and where work is steamier than any random hook-up

Mia Galliano is an aspiring filmmaker. Ethan Vance has just played his last game as a collegiate soccer star. They’re sharp, hungry for success, and they share a secret.

Last night, Ethan and Mia met at a bar, and, well . . . one thing led to another, which led to them waking up the next morning—together. Things turned awkward in a hurry when they found themselves sharing a post hookup taxi . . . to the same place: Boomerang headquarters.

What began as a powerful connection between them is treated to a cold shower courtesy of two major complications. First, Boomerang has a strict policy against co-worker dating. And second, they’re now competitors for only one job at the end of summer.

As their internships come to an end, will they manage to keep their eyes on the future and their hands off each other, or will the pull of attraction put them right back where they started?

Noelle August, the author of this book, is a pen name for authors Veronica Rossi and Lorin Oberweger. I have read the Under the Never Sky trilogy by Veronica Rossi and I love those books! So, when I heard that Veronica Rossi was writing something new, I became very excited! I had read very little NA before, having always stuck to YA. So, personally, I was not a big fan of all of the sensual things happening in this book. However, that might be a personal thing for me. I did really enjoy the two characters Mia and Ethan and the alternating point of view. Also, the story line was original and cute. I'd recommend this book to any NA  and maybe even Adult fan! 

I know this review is awfully short, but I feel there is not much more to say. It's a cute book that I enjoyed reading and will probably read the sequel to in the future.

Love,
Robin