The Kiss That Launched 1,000 Gifs is the first book I have read by Sheralyn Pratt and I will definitely read more by this author in the future. This particular novel is shorter than what I might usually read but I really enjoyed every moment of it. It was sharp and current with just the right amount of sass and sexy(and also a super-savvy teen). I was given this ebook in exchange for an honest review and here it is: 
 This is a story of two co-workers with a lot of chemistry. Grace and Ashton (a.k.a. @theotherashton) have come to know one another quite well after years of co-hosting a daily two-hour battle of the sexes radio talk show. Verbally sparring over their many opposing points of view for so long has been building up the tension and the audience's curiosity over whether or not the two of them have a budding romance blossoming, despite the fact that Grace has been dating someone steadily for three years. Grace and Ashton's is a purely professional relationship, once they are done work, they each go their own ways and have very different pastimes. Everyone seems to want to see them together because their chemistry sizzles so much suspect it will extend beyond the talk show. The curiosity and talk about them evolves to the point where it has been suggested that potentially a kiss between the two of them could possibly become a unique fundraising opportunity for a local charity they are working with. Grace and Ash agree to the public kiss and boy does this fundraising campaign take things to a whole new level. 
 (view spoiler)[ I just cannot post a review without saying how much I love the scene toward the end, where during their last week of NHB calls, Ash takes on a very sensitive topic with a concerned mother and runs away with my heart. (hide spoiler)]