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Addicted To You
Authors: Krista & Becca Ritchie
Release Date: June 13, 2013
Synopsis:
No one would suspect shy Lily Calloway’s biggest secret. While everyone is dancing at college bars, Lily stays in the bathroom. To get laid. Her compulsion leads her to one-night stands, steamy hookups and events she shamefully regrets. The only person who knows her secret happens to have one of his own.
Loren Hale’s best friend is his bottle of bourbon. Lily comes at a close second. For three years, they’ve pretended to be in a real relationship, hiding their addictions from their families. They’ve mastered the art of concealing flasks and random guys that filter in and out of their apartment.
But when they go on a family boat trip, surrounded by open seas and limited male bodies in sight, Lily’s confronted with a big fear. Only one guy onboard can fill her addiction, and she’s sworn off going there with Loren Hale ever again.
Now the only person who can truly help her can barely help himself.
**This is a New Adult book recommended for readers 18 and up**
Dream Cast
Loren "Lo" Hale
Dream Cast: Tim Borrmann
I'm going to cheat with Lo and only Lo. We can't pick an
actor that perfectly resembles the main male character. Though, if we were held
at gunpoint and had to choose, we would end up picking Bill Skarsgard. He's the
Swedish actor who starred in Netflix's Hemlock
Grove and younger brother to Alexander Skarsgard (Erik from True Blood). But he doesn't look exactly
like Lo in photographs, he's just a very good actor.
So we're cheating and picking a model, Tim Bormann. He's got
the right cheek bones and the hair and generally looks like Loren Hale. Don't
know if he can act or not, but…when you're dreaming it, obviously it doesn't
matter ;)
Lily Calloway
Dream Cast: Imogen Poots
The actress is normally sporting blonde hair, but she went
darker for her role in Greetings from Tim
Buckley. Honestly, she looked exactly
how we pictured Lily. Very skinny with shorter brown hair. Imogen Poots is also
a fantastic actress with a killer name. We loved her in Fright Night, so she'd top our dream cast for Lily!
Connor Cobalt
Dream Cast: Daniel Sharman
We're big television buffs, and Teen Wolf happens to be our summer guilty pleasure. It's scripted
and acted so well that I wouldn't even necessarily call it guilty at all.
Daniel Sharman plays one of the wolves, and he's brilliant. He looks like
Connor: tall with wavy hair. And he seems like he'd be able to play a
pretentious honor student well.
Rose Calloway
Dream Cast: Astrid Bergès-Frisbey
Rose is Lily's older sister, and she's the fiercest female
in the book. She's also very confident in her own skin and with her beliefs and
ideals. So when looking for an actress to cast, you really have to find someone
that has this strong femininity. And Astrid Bergès-Frisbey exudes it. It also
doesn't hurt that Rose has yellow-green cat-colored eyes, and Astrid really has
the closest eye color. No contacts needed in this make-believe movie!
Ryke Meadows
Dream Cast: Christian Cooke
Ryke is a more mysterious character in the book. He's
described as having a lean runner's build with a kind of scruffy unshaven face.
We noticed Christian Cooke first when we started watching Echo Beach, a short-lived British show. Since then he's starred in
one of my favorite movies—Cemetery
Junction. He's an amazing actor that can pull off the mystery and rough
exterior well. Plus, he looks like Ryke.
About The Authors:Krista Ritchie is the mind behind popular trading website YA Book Exchange and created Nawanda Files, a book blog that also features books into movies news. When not pouring over entertainment news and the newest releases, she spends her time conducting research in a genetics lab. She’s happy to join forces with her sister, harnessing their twin powers to produce the first in a New Adult series.
Honestly, I'm not sure if I like the sound of this or not! Lily's addiction just sounds strange to me but I would be curious to see how it was handled and the reasons for it in the first place.
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