Okay, let's just start with the title of this book. It's awesome and makes me giggle a little bit, so when this first became available, it was a no brainer to request. I love the Lost in Oblivion series from Cari Quinn and Taryn Elliot, and I was thrilled to read they were going to do some spin-off series, starting with Manaconda. 
 After a particularly revealing photo shoot for a big time magazine, Hunter Jordan gets the nickname manaconda. Oh wait, not him, the nickname is for a part of his anatomy that is prominently displayed on the cover of the magazine. Kudos to the book cover designer who put together a cover that goes with the story. I love that! 
 Hunter isn't too happy about the nickname. Not only does it objectify him, it's gone viral and overshadows the truly good work he does when he's not fronting his band, Hammered. Send in the handlers! 
 Kennedy McManus is focused on her job of taking every advantage to boost record sales and exploit the viral magazine cover. She represents aspects of the business Hunter would rather leave behind, but he's still drawn to her. He's looking for something meaningful, and maybe she is too. When Kennedy meets Hunter, her focus is distracted from work...and maybe a bit focused a little too much on Hunter. 
 There are no big surprises in this book -- it's just pure fun! There's some nice commentary on the sacrifices that are made being a public figure but they don't drag down the story. It's really all about Hunter and Kennedy, and they have lots of fun, from sharing pasta to hiding from fans to a chocolate fountain accident that will make you groan a little. 
 I'm really looking forward to the next installment in this series, because Manaconda did set up future storylines and it leaves the reader with a closing scene to make you want the next installment in the series. 
 I'm giving this five fun filled stars. Can't wait for more! 
 ARC provided for review.