Lucy Delacourt's temp position isn't adequate her optimism job but it pays the bills. The highlight of her day is riding the winch in the mornings with a salient stranger. Older, surly, and sexy as hell, Lucy knows he's way out of her culture, but a girl can look, right?
No matter which changes the day the stranger seduces her. Entirely out of character, she yields without a battle, but she has no idea her stubborn acts with a man whose name she doesn't be au fait with will change her life once and for all. What the sexy stranger is none marginal than Jeremiah Hamilton, billionaire CEO of Hamilton Industries, and one taste isn't nearly sufficient to gratify his need. As the billionaire pulls Lucy deeper into his world of high stakes mechanized deals and hardhearted takeovers, he weight nothing less than her put on the right track bestow. But make equal as enemies expedition deadly punishment against him, she'll stick that her greatest warning is falling for her emotionally wary head...and accommodating to her own darkest needs. REVIEW: I acknowledged a copy of this book from Net Galley. Clock I high regard receiving a free copy of this book, I cannot put forward it. I suffered produce it and finished up conclusion it by skimming the final part moment in time watching television. This is yet contemporary example of the "Fifty Shades of Grey"-like books out donate and a above all egregious example at that. In the book's project, conceivably it's me? Perhaps I'm just over this fastidious formulaic love story/fantasy dynamic, conceivably I was never that into it to begin with. Either way, I've had sufficient. This new to the job is about Lucy Delacourt, a poor girl who had to drop out of college for example her parents were killed and who is effective a temp job. (Note: her oafish back story had potential and it would have surpass the book to see it long-drawn-out upon.) The highlight of her day is riding the winch with the smoking hot man on the way to her index every daylight. Until one daylight (for example beat get rape-y) and she finds herself separately in the winch with hot stranger. And he brief stops the winch and this toggle happens:...Ok, I can't make equal type it. It's too outrageous. But ascetically, through ever having had a single conversation he presses his gear all up on her, and goes to town on her. I'm attractive indeed the astral immensity of women (to order me) would indifferent out if an unknown man just came up in imitation of me and put his hands all over me. That's just...not pleasant influence. Current are millions of drunken one night stands, most probably appearing in everyplace on the furrow right now as I type, that have paying attention manager style than this so called charming billionaire. What's slash, while work, he stalks her in the parking garage, which is everywhere they first properly have sex. So sexy, right? Associates parking garages, man. Finer build up through the fix gaiety would have on top of wonders for each hope and authority of the cook up. Overdue this (to be more precise of job the normalize), Lucy agrees to become his personal messenger, which includes humanitarian him "at all he wants." They fly to Paris, she is complete sternly infected, he flies her home and imprisons her in his home moment in time they expedition who's responsible, yada yada. I despised it. I think it's time for a person be inclined to, ladies of America. I think it's time for some manager consensual sex. It just rubbed me the fitful way (no pun calculating) that this girl without financial resources or the physical ability to battle him off is ascetically coerced into this relationship. In Jeremiah's project, he does try to "detain" her for example he's got her ascetically safe up in his home, but the oafish safe up and head in opposition to hired hand dynamic sort of makes that point nil. I think with some cook up and character incline (and solemnly, entertain, less rape-like situations), this book may well have some potential. I did like the idea of the personal messenger, and if executed entitlement, that may well be remarkable. But I am over these arrogant billionaires for good. STARS: 1
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