I read it over last weekend. Great narrative writing, engaging characters, a fast fun read especially during these difficult times. Escapist reading at its best. I am sending it out to friends and clients who are most appreciative for this gift of fictitious new characters to obsess over.

Great summer read-interesting prequel to the other two in this fun series with something for everyone-romance-fashion-advertising!

Camera Ready was the first one in the Truth, Lies and Love in Advertising series that I read and it did not disappoint. As a fashionista, the great cover hooked me and lured me into this wild world of fashion, company intrigue and romance. The characters are so real, and the writing so visual that you can picture every scene. I keep rooting for Jane every chapter to "do the right thing". Sometimes she does, and sometimes she doesn't but it's always fun! Enjoy it in your favorite chair with a great bottle of wine.

Adele Royce surprises us again with ?For Position Only?. Bad boy ad exec Craig Keller shocks us by actually turning into a human being. Still gorgeous but obviously troubled and flawed. Royce weaves an entrancing plot that zigs and zags to a shocking conclusion. Love her style!

A dramatic, romantic and comedic look into the underbelly of LA advertising. Adele Royce pulls us into her world of fascinating characters. Some seedy, some glamorous and a few who are both. What I like most about this story was the continuous build up of tension from beginning to end. I could not put this book down! Just when you think you know what's going to happen, she throws you a curve. Recommend this book highly!

This novel contains a fun and engaging plot and believable characters.

I would definitely recommend this book to those that love a good plot and solid characters.

Camera Ready, the first part of the series Truth, Lies and Love in Advertising, revolved around advertising exec, Jane Mercer, who had a love-hate relationship with her lascivious boss, Craig Keller. In the second book of the series, For Position Only, the story centers on boss, Craig Keller. It is now two years later and, oh, have things changed. Jane?s star is rising and Craig?s is losing much of its gleam. Not only are we re-introduced to the captivating, fast-paced, cutthroat world of advertising (think Madmen, and Sex and the City), but in a very clever Rashomon move the 1st person narrator has shifted from Jane in book one to Craig in this second installment. Another astute move is giving Craig?s Jewish mother hen secretary, Bobbi, a more prominent role. She?s both witty and endearing. But what truly makes this modern romance so appealing is that at its core For Position Only is about the intricacies of the heart. It cleverly deep dives into Craig?s, where we learn that things ar

I really enjoyed the book and couldn’t wait to settle down each night with it! I’m so anxious to read the sequel. I’m sure it will be every bit as good as the first.

I had fun reading this book ... made it very easy to get involved in the main characters lives (even though I did get angry at them at times :-)).