Most Eligible Bachelor (Men of Distinction, #1)

Most Eligible Bachelor (Men of Distinction, #1)

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Magazine columnist Chantelle Sah doesn’t celebrate Valentine’s Day—not since her fiancé’s betrayal three years ago. After botching her first assignment as a feature writer, she’s more than willing to put in a hard day’s work this Valentine’s Day; even if it means going on a date with gorgeous construction Tycoon, Lord McKenzie, and opening herself to an onslaught of all th...more
ebook, 181 pages
Published February 3rd 2012 by Evernight Publishing
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Zrinka Jelic
I trully enjoyed reading this book. Empi really brought the romance jump off the page. Though I thought their lovemaking came fast too fast for my liking, they barely met for business, it all worked out in the end. Chantelle is a very hard to get woman that comes across Lord who media portrayed as a playboy and who didn't do a damn thing to stop those picutres in the tabloids and gossip. He just let everyone have a field day guessing who is his next lady of the day. While he planned to get to Cn...more
Kemi
Most Eligible Bachelor is one of the most enjoyable books I have read in a while. Set in Ghana, the story of Chantelle and Lord is most engaging; from their first encounter in the nightclub and throughout their various interactions in the book. The love scene (in the same nightclub and YES at their first encounter, lol) was hot enough for the storyline and the chemistry between the two characters flowed wonderfully throughout the novel. Empi's style of writing is unfussy and she captures your at...more
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When I first noticed the book I totally sighed because I’ve seen this plot a hundred times. I took a chance though for the simple fact that it takes place in Africa and that really intrigued me. However, while I really did enjoy the book there is a lot of typical plot. Sadly, it did lack originality until you get to the characters. Don’t get me wrong you have the typical egotistical, handsome, leading man and well Chantelle is every bit the typical ja...more
Lutawolf
While I really did enjoy the book there is a lot of typical plot. Sadly, it did lack originality until you get to the characters. I really wish the author had taken a little more time on the details. The plot could have been slowed down and a lot more been put into the fact that this book is placed in Africa and not just any Africa but a thriving Africa. We so rarely see this that it would have added flavor to the book to have expanded on it. All together though this was an enjoyable chocolate r...more
Rhonda
This was a beautiful story. I loved how Lord has always gotten the woman he wanted until the only woman he wanted didn't want him. Chantelle had been hurt badly by her ex. She was deceived in the worst way. And when it seems Lord deceives her as well, she runs. I loved this story and how it took both of them to work through everything.
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Empi Baryeh has been writing since the age of thirteen after stumbling upon a YA story her older sister had started. The story fascinated her so much that, when she discovered it was unfinished, she knew the task of completing it rested firmly on her shoulders. And somehow the ideas and the words for the rest of the story began to pour into her mind. She’s been writing ever since.

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