Release Date: April 4th 2017
Description:
It started as a promise.
A momentary lapse in sanity had me agreeing to two months of celibacy.
Then Mark Bishop showed up. My new boss was cocky, possessive, and unfortunately, sexy as hell.
My first mistake?
Thinking I would last two months.
The Mistakes - A Sexy Office Romance
Book III in the Off-Limits Series - Winnie and Mark's story.
Dual POV. A standalone.
My Opinion
I'm having a tough time summing up my feelings on this book since sections of it have ended up dividing my opinion.
At the start I wasn't sure I'd make it to the end of this book. Things move at a very quick pace with the relationship and I found it hard to buy into the romance. I thought very little emotions were developed, rather the characters just dived into sex straight away and continued to do so.
However, something kept me reading. Mark was an interesting character and I wanted to see how his relationship with Winnie developed.
This is the part that's split my opinion because whilst I enjoyed it enough to continue reading until the end, it always felt like something was missing. I didn't fully believe in the relationship until the end. This book did pick up, yet most of the time things just happened too abruptly. I needed more build up, more explanation--to create a bond and spark between the characters so that I felt something throughout the twists and turns.
Overall, this is one of those books that got better towards the end. I think it has potential to be so much more, but it was a good read.
I'm having a tough time summing up my feelings on this book since sections of it have ended up dividing my opinion.
At the start I wasn't sure I'd make it to the end of this book. Things move at a very quick pace with the relationship and I found it hard to buy into the romance. I thought very little emotions were developed, rather the characters just dived into sex straight away and continued to do so.
However, something kept me reading. Mark was an interesting character and I wanted to see how his relationship with Winnie developed.
This is the part that's split my opinion because whilst I enjoyed it enough to continue reading until the end, it always felt like something was missing. I didn't fully believe in the relationship until the end. This book did pick up, yet most of the time things just happened too abruptly. I needed more build up, more explanation--to create a bond and spark between the characters so that I felt something throughout the twists and turns.
Overall, this is one of those books that got better towards the end. I think it has potential to be so much more, but it was a good read.
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