Slick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 5 Stars 
 Review copy provided for an honest review. 
 If we had more stars this book would get them...I swear I found myself laughing out loud so often while reading it I was glad I was home alone rather than in public because the men in white jumpsuits would have been called to haul me away. This book is hilarious, raunchy, socially questionable, and flat out freaking fantastic! Emma Chase is a new to me author but I can guarantee I will be liking her Amazon author page, following her on Twitter, and stalking her on Facebook so I don't miss a single book she puts out. 
 It's hard to decide where to begin with this review so I'll start with the main man, Andrew (Drew) Evans who by the way is the narrator of this story. Drew is a man-whore pure and simple, I won't sugar coat it because believe me he wouldn't want me to. I'm serious; if nothing else Drew is a straight shooter and likes people to tell him what they think. He thinks his life is great; a job he thrives in, great friends, a supportive family, a niece he adores who adores him right back, a different woman any time he wants one. His motto is pretty much; work, eat, sex, sleep, repeat. Everything is fine (not a favorite word of his) until he sees....her...from fifteen feet away in a club and his life is never the same. 
 She is Katherine (Kate) Brooks a recent MBA graduate of Wharton out on the town to celebrate her graduation and new job. She's smart, talented, sexy, fun...oh and she's engaged and she turns Drew down flat. Little do either one them know they'll be seeing each other again real soon and the roller coaster ride their lives will become. 
 Have you guessed it yet? Yes, Drew's father has hired Kate to work at their investment banking firm and one thing Drew has never done is sleep with a fellow employee. So this situation just got serious and he's not sure what to do about it. One thing about man whores (and I've known a few in my years) when they fall, they fall in spectacular fashion and it's always amusing to watch. Drew is no different in fact; this is one of the best fallings I can remember in a long time. 
 What makes it better, Drew takes us along letting us know everything he's thinking and feeling. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's sad, sometimes you want to punch him, and other times you want to hold him and tell him it will be okay. Yes, even guys like Drew can make us want to comfort them and I spent a lot of time wanting to alternate between punching Drew and comforting him. However, I really loved his character despite him being socially misguided a lot of the time. Poor Kate she was so confused, she has a fiance that she's been with for 11 years (yep, since she was 15) and they've been engaged for 8. They've grown up together but that's just the thing, they are friends and they love each other but is it enough? It's obvious she feels something for Drew and even when they are at odds, the chemistry between them is like molten lava. When they finally succumb (and I'll let you in on a secret...she doesn't cheat) I'm pretty sure the NYC fire department was on standby...whew! However, they are so much more than sex not that the sex isn't hot and completely gratifying for all involved including the reader but there is just more between them. They spend a lot of time together and know quite a bit about one another and in addition there is an overwhelming sense of respect for each other in regards to business. But...yes, you knew it was coming...Drew is a guy and guys screw up and he screws up pretty damn royally so you are just going to have to read this book and finds out what he doesn't to unscrew up his situation and to read some of the most hilarious dialog written. Here's just a little taste..."No man wants to fuck a skeleton--and nibbling crackers and water like a prisoner of war at dinner isn't attractive." Yes, my friends...that is the wisdom of Drew. 
 One more little bit about this book, the secondary characters are every bit as rich and interesting as Drew and Kate. Kate's friend DeeDee is as funny as she is scary and best of all she has Kate's back. Drew's friends and family are all there with advice and sharp wit that keep the storyline entertaining. His niece, Mackenzie is precocious, precious, and a champion for Drew and believe me there are times he needs a champion. 
 I'm about out of adjectives folks, seriously Tangled is one of those books that you will read, laugh your ass off, and then get on social media and tell all your friends about so you can discuss it with them. I don't doubt that at times Drew will offend some people but I also think he'll win everyone over. Kate is one of those heroines that you can't help but like and want to party with especially if DeeDee is along. I urge you to buy it, read it, review it, post about it, tweet about it and let everyone out there know there's a new author in town and her name is Emma Chase!