A sexy, smoldering romantic comedy from international best-selling author, Christina Ross.After years of struggling in New York City, I'm on the verge of making it big in my career...until he enters my life, and then all bets are off.'He' would be Hunter Steele, the ridiculously hot showrunner of a popular reality show called The Terrible Teens.My name is Julia Jacobs, and on the very day I'm promoted to become an assistant agent at the talent agency CAA, I sign Pepper Winters, a billionaire's daughter with a massive social media following who wants to be on the next season of Hunter's ultra-toxic reality show.No. Matter. What.Trouble is, the moment Pepper and I meet with Hunter to discuss bringing her on the show, I can't keep my eyes off him. He's tall, dark, handsome, and has something in his jeans that looks like a damned anaconda.In other words, he's exactly the type of man I don't need to be distracted by right now. After all, I have a limited amount of time to prove myself to CAA. If I do? I'll be promoted to associate agent. And if I don't? I'll be out of a job altogether.But with Hunter coming on to me, how in the hell am I supposed to focus on my job? At first, I try my best to resist him, but after a disastrous breakup, I've been single for four years, and a girl has her needs. As the weeks pass and we come to know one another better, my guard starts to drop. Should I give Hunter a chance? Or should I let him go forever when I learn about his playboy past...?I've been burned once. I won't be burned again. And as much as I want to believe in Hunter when he tells me he's moved beyond his loose reputation of bedding too many women to count, I now have to wonder if I can trust him.And if I dare to do so, will he and I have a chance to make it...?With Christina Ross' gift for delivering romance, humor, wit, and characters you'll love and never forget, Making It will leave readers swooning until the last page is turned.
Christina Ross began writing on nights and weekends while working as an intern for an international, iconic fashion magazine. After eight years, she left that position as an editor. Many of Christina's narratives reflect her background as an insider in the world of fashion.
Now, with a successful fashion career behind her, Christina divides her time between her apartment on Park Avenue in Manhattan and her new home along the coast of Maine. Christina loves spending quality time with her girlfriends in both locations. A lifelong animal-lover, Christina's favorite charity is the ASPCA, to which she encourages all her readers to contribute.