SOMETHING UNEXPECTED by Vi Keeland-review tour

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When my grandmother found out she didn’t have long to live, she embarked on a crazy trip—jumping out of airplanes and scuba diving with sharks.

After I repeatedly voiced my concern, Gram blocked me—her own grandson—on text and social media, leaving me only her travel companion Eleanor’s number.

Eleanor started sending me pictures of Gram’s adventures. At first she seemed nice, but when I attempted to persuade her to talk some sense into her friend, she told me where I could stick my advice. After that, photos arrived with snarky comments, and Eleanor and I got into it on more than one occasion.

When I heard Gram’s upcoming plans were more dangerous than ever, I hopped on a plane.

Since I arrived late, I headed to the bar for a drink, figuring I’d surprise her in the morning.

To my delight, I met a gorgeous woman looking for a no-strings-attached night. Nora was just what I needed. She invited me back to her room, telling me to give her a ten-minute head start. But when I went to pay her bar tab, I realized how much she’d had to drink. As much as I wanted to ignore it, I couldn’t. So I stood Nora up.

I knew she’d be pissed, but I also knew I’d never see her again.

Except never came a little early. Namely, the next morning when I went to meet my grandmother and her evil-spinster friend. Because old Eleanor turned out to be young Nora from last night. And if I thought the woman disliked me before, that was nothing compared to how ticked-off she was now. Or how unhappy she was going to be that their party of two was about to become a party of three.

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REVIEW: SOMETHING UNEXPECTED by Vi Keeland is a contemporary, adult, stand alone, erotic, romance story line focusing on businessman Beckham ‘Beck’ Cross and Eleanor ‘Nora’ Sutton.

Told from dual first person perspectives (Nora and Beck) SOMETHING UNEXPECTED follows the building romance and relationship between businessman Beckham ‘Beck’ Cross and photographer Eleanor ‘Nora’ Sutton. An accidental meeting at a bar introduces our couple to one another but Beck did not make a great impression, and Nora Sutton went on her way. With the help of her friend, Beck’s grandmother Louise is hoping to fulfill a bucket list of activities before she dies but said friend is a burr up our hero’s behind. Never expecting to come face to face with the woman from the bar, Beck will discover his grandmother’s friend is the woman currently starring in his fantasies and dreams. Enter photographer Eleanor ‘Nora’ Sutton, and the woman with whom Beckham will fallen love but Louise’s health is deteriorating fast, and Beck struggles with letting go of the woman who raised him and his brother. Often meeting up with Nora and Louise, Beck begins a slow seduction of our story line heroine, a woman who demands nothing more than friendship, and no happily ever after. What ensues is the building romance and relationship between Beck and Nora, and the potential fall-out as Nora’s secrets and lies threaten to break Beckham’s heart.

Nora Sutton has her secrets but she refuses to cross the line from friendship to love. Hoping to complete Louise’s bucket list of travels, Nora sets out with Beckham’s grandmother but Louise’s health is too frail to continue. Beckham, along with his brother Jake, were raised by their grandmother, and she is the only family the brothers have left. Struggling to accept his grandmother’s fate, and her desire to travel near the end of her life, Beck often finds himself ‘stalking’ Nora and Louise, something that brings Beck up close and personal with our story line heroine.

The relationship between Nora and Beck begins as an accidental meeting but Beck has no idea as to Nora’s relationship with his grandmother, a relationship that is both purgative and cathartic for our story line heroine. As Nora and Beck’s relationship continues to build, Nora pushes Beck out of her life, keeping secret the true nature of her need to journey alone. The $ex scenes are intimate, passionate and provocative.

We are introduced to Beck’s brother Jake, their grandmother Louise, as well as Nora’s father William Sutton.

SOMETHING UNEXPECTED is a twisted story of secrets and lies, struggle and battles, acceptance and death, understanding and love. The premise is heart breaking and emotional; the romance is seductive ; the characters are desperate and determined.

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Reviewed by Sandy

Vi Keeland is a native New Yorker with three children that occupy most of her free time, which she complains about often, but wouldn’t change for the world. She is an attorney and a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, & USA Today Best Selling author. Over the last three years, ten of her titles have appeared on the USA Today Bestseller lists and three on the New York Times Bestseller lists.