Release Date: October 10th 2016
Publisher: Self-published
Description:
I'm naturally gifted on the field and between the sheets. With flashy cars and enough media attention to put the Royal Family to shame, I’m the definition of Most Eligible Bachelor.
I've never met a man who doesn't want to be me or a woman who doesn't want to tame me. Until I meet Camila.
From the moment I lay eyes on her, I know I have to have her.
She wants to keep me at arm's length.
I want her naked in my bed.
She thinks our worlds are too different.
All I want her to think about is screaming my name.
She says I’m bad news.
I have three weeks to prove her wrong.
My Opinion
Really enjoyed this book.
I got it free by signing up to the author's newsletter so I didn't know what it was about and downloaded it base on the cover and tag line. While that can sometimes be a hit or miss way to decided on a book, I was glad when this was definitely a hit.
The romance was sweet with sparks between the characters. I thought the author did well with the different nations. Although Warren was a New Yorker, he'd been living in England since he was fourteen. I was glad the author included subtle differences, but didn't go down the stereotypical route. Being a Brit, I hate it when authors do that, and Claire struck the right balance.
Together I liked the dynamic of the characters. I did predict a few twists, but the plot kept me engaged.
Overall, this isn't this first book I've read by this author and it won't be the last. I preferred it to her other series and it's a standalone!
Really enjoyed this book.
I got it free by signing up to the author's newsletter so I didn't know what it was about and downloaded it base on the cover and tag line. While that can sometimes be a hit or miss way to decided on a book, I was glad when this was definitely a hit.
The romance was sweet with sparks between the characters. I thought the author did well with the different nations. Although Warren was a New Yorker, he'd been living in England since he was fourteen. I was glad the author included subtle differences, but didn't go down the stereotypical route. Being a Brit, I hate it when authors do that, and Claire struck the right balance.
Together I liked the dynamic of the characters. I did predict a few twists, but the plot kept me engaged.
Overall, this isn't this first book I've read by this author and it won't be the last. I preferred it to her other series and it's a standalone!
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