Addie has just achieved her dream. She has written a book that is changing her life and making her an overnight sensation. She is an extroverted introvert and the whirlwind she is being swept up in is almost more than she can handle. Enter Jameson, her newly assigned publicist. Jameson is a former Navy SEAL with issues of his own. Even though their personalities clash, there is also a mutual attraction that captures them from day one. Also part of the mix is Addie's thirty-year-old adorable brother with down syndrome, Addie's friend Nina, Jameson's friend Harrison, and a few people from Addie's life that want to cause problems.

This book has multiple narrators. They are written in such a way that they are telling the story as well as speaking directly to the reader. It was a little to get used to, but once I started reading with their voices in mind, I rather enjoyed it. I think this book would be great in audio with multiple voices. I really liked the story and characters. There were a few points where I thought the story was dragging a bit, but I really wanted to see what would happen next so I kept reading on. I'm not a big fan of the cover on this one. The guy depicted on the cover in no way resembles a former Navy SEAL who is a "silver fox". I can see the appeal of the colors and cityscape in the background, but I really like the characters depicted on the cover to match the story.

My sincere thanks to BookGoSocial and NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read Her Turn and give my unbiased opinion of the book. I will definitely recommend it and will be watching for an audio version hopefully in the future. ( )