Cut & Blow: Book 1 by Ashleigh Giannoccaro Review


The smell of perm lotion and the sound of the dryer’s blowing hot air camouflages the truth, the lies, and the real stories behind the people inside the hair salon.
Cut & Blow flash in neon lights above the glass front of the outdated shop, but inside young talent shave and layer hair while making small talk with clients, that over share. 
Ailee is a twenty-year old stylist with more secrets of her own than she hears from others on a daily basis. But, when a tall, long haired customer comes in and seduces her with his deep voice, the skeletons come tumbling out her closet before she can shut the door. Falling in love with him is like stepping off a ledge, she knows it won’t end well, but it feels so good on the way down. 
Rainieri watches his wife from a distance, until he just cannot watch any longer. Through the salon window he sees someone else taking what is his, setting off his possessive streak. When she doesn’t get his subtle messages and her stubborn nature won’t give up, he steps in to take what was his all along. 
As twisted as the gossip you hear in the hair salon, Cut & Blow will have you blushing and begging to hear the rest of the story.

REVIEW
What happens when a mob boss lets his young arranged marriage wife go.. And one day to come and collect whats his, but there is a problem. She has a boyfriend... 
Holy smokes! The characters were interesting to read about and I especially love the saloon and all the fiends.  This story line was unique and intriguing. This is a darker kind of story, and holy hot...
The way the book started I could not believe where this story went. I was like OMG OMG OMG
then another part I was like NO NO NO
You can't guess it or at least I couldn't.
I bought book 2 before I finished this one just so I could go right on to it.
well you have to read it yourself to find out what happens.

This is the first book I have read of this authors and I believe I will be back for more!!


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