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My Billionaire Stepbrother
Cocky. Rude. Gorgeous. Those are the words Sasha Miles would use to describe the best man at her mother’s wedding. Before the ceremony begins things are hot and heavy between her and the infuriatingly handsome stranger. But it doesn’t take long for her to realize that not only is the man she was making out with a big, fat jerk, he’s also her new stepbrother. How could things get any worse?If Solomon Jacobson has to endure another of his father’s weddings, at least he has the beautiful maid of honor to distract him. And what a distraction she is…pretty, sexy, and endlessly intriguing. Learning their going to be family isn’t ideal, but he’s willing to work with it for another taste. Until she walks into his office Monday morning.When fate throws another curveball at the new step-siblings, they’ll have to figure out a way to get along while battling an attraction that could jeopardize everything.
- GenresShort StoriesRomance
105 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 17, 2015
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Cara Nelson
17 books125 followersCara Nelson is the author of the bestselling 'Men of the Capital' series. Her books hit the Amazon store in the summer of 2014 and have since been enjoyed by over 50,000 readers! She is known for her bold characters, hilariously witty dialogue and touching romances.
Interested in a fun, light and breezy read? Her readers recommend you start with 'The Billionaire's Hotline'.
To find out more about Cara, head over to her website: www.CaraNelsonBooks.com
Interested in a fun, light and breezy read? Her readers recommend you start with 'The Billionaire's Hotline'.
To find out more about Cara, head over to her website: www.CaraNelsonBooks.com
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January 22, 2015
Eye catching cover.
Interesting blurb.
Interesting start.
Way too cliche plot.
Too predictable.
I used to enjoy reading so much sex scenes, but not with this one....
I found myself "giggling" and raised my eyebrows and frown few times.
Both main MC's, the plot, the conflict are just like "floating on the surface" for me.
Well ?
This book ended just as another-just-a-so-so-reading for me...
Definitely not re-reading material.
April 29, 2020
Este cliché es totalmente mi tipo, ahora la manera de contarlo no. Re infantil, leí 30 páginas y saltie a ver como seguía la cosa. Y gracias a yisus que lo hice, no valía la pena la pérdida de tiempo.
January 20, 2015
A bumpy ride.
As we know from the synopsis Sasha Mills meets a cocky, rude but gorgeous guy at her mother's wedding, that guy turns out to be Solomon Jacobson, the son of her mother's new husband making them step-siblings. Despite the fact that this guy's a huge jerk she can't help but be attracted to him and apparently he feels the same but after discovering they're now related Sasha keeps her distance until she finds herself working as his new assistant, this could prove to be a difficult situation for both of them.
While I liked the sound of this book I wasn't sure initially if it was for me, the reason was I didn't particularly like either Sasha or Solomon at the wedding and nearly stopped reading, but I continued on and I'm happy I did because I was soon totally engrossed in the story.
While you could argue that it's a bit contrived in places in didn't stop me enjoying it but near the end it seemed a bit, well in a rush to finish, things happened and to me it seemed a bit OTT and silly also out of character a bit and I couldn't understand why certain decisions were made but maybe that's just me.
Despite the above I ultimately enjoyed this read.
As we know from the synopsis Sasha Mills meets a cocky, rude but gorgeous guy at her mother's wedding, that guy turns out to be Solomon Jacobson, the son of her mother's new husband making them step-siblings. Despite the fact that this guy's a huge jerk she can't help but be attracted to him and apparently he feels the same but after discovering they're now related Sasha keeps her distance until she finds herself working as his new assistant, this could prove to be a difficult situation for both of them.
While I liked the sound of this book I wasn't sure initially if it was for me, the reason was I didn't particularly like either Sasha or Solomon at the wedding and nearly stopped reading, but I continued on and I'm happy I did because I was soon totally engrossed in the story.
While you could argue that it's a bit contrived in places in didn't stop me enjoying it but near the end it seemed a bit, well in a rush to finish, things happened and to me it seemed a bit OTT and silly also out of character a bit and I couldn't understand why certain decisions were made but maybe that's just me.
Despite the above I ultimately enjoyed this read.
February 26, 2015
not sure what happened...
I'm not sure what happened, but at 30% into the book it's like a completely different author took over and the characters maturity level took a nosedive. I was really liking the book up until then. I thought Sashia's character was cute, funny and sassy. And although Solomon was seeming arrogant, he was kinda sheepish about it, which came across kinda adorable. Then the wedding is over (now 30% into the book) and the characters become whiney. Sasha is now always "giggly" because the author keep describing Sasha's responses as giggly. Um, isn't she supposed to be a Columbia graduate?? Solomon I guess is supposed to be early to mid thirties, but he comes across as being barely 22 or 23.
The other frustrating thing was that the chapter POVs were not labeled, so it wasn't apparent if it was Solomon or Sasha. That was a bit confusing and became increasingly frustrating.
I'm not sure what happened, but at 30% into the book it's like a completely different author took over and the characters maturity level took a nosedive. I was really liking the book up until then. I thought Sashia's character was cute, funny and sassy. And although Solomon was seeming arrogant, he was kinda sheepish about it, which came across kinda adorable. Then the wedding is over (now 30% into the book) and the characters become whiney. Sasha is now always "giggly" because the author keep describing Sasha's responses as giggly. Um, isn't she supposed to be a Columbia graduate?? Solomon I guess is supposed to be early to mid thirties, but he comes across as being barely 22 or 23.
The other frustrating thing was that the chapter POVs were not labeled, so it wasn't apparent if it was Solomon or Sasha. That was a bit confusing and became increasingly frustrating.
March 13, 2015
it wasn't as bad as her other book fighter, it was just OKAY
September 27, 2015
Great story, awesome sex & the trill of getting caught! For a short stepbrother romance it had it all for me. I liked that they didnt just jump into sex, this book had a story :) 5 great-read stars!
August 27, 2022
Caliente como el sol y dulce como el azúcar
May 26, 2023
La historia de Sasha y Salomón fue corta , sin estructura y los personajes no son identificables con el lector
April 3, 2015
It wasn't terrible. The cover was great. It caught my attention and synopsis seemed interesting. When the book started up it was good. It got a little steamy and it hooked me in waiting to see what happens. But then it just went to full speed and became predictable and then it kind of lost me. I finished reading it because the plot was good and I was hoping it was going to get better. Over all the intensity was front end.
Short Read. No cliffhanger.
Short Read. No cliffhanger.
February 4, 2015
I enjoyed this story, but it was rushed at the end. I expected Solomon to learn from his visit to his brother, but there were no details. Then he just comes home and everything is fixed and they have office sex? I was disappointed.
January 19, 2015
Eh, this was just ok to me. I just wasn't feeling it.
August 21, 2015
Love and lust attack when u less espects :P
January 20, 2015
Cute easy read...didn't knock my socks of but I didn't feel I had to work hard to read or enjoy it.
January 21, 2015
2.5 stars. I just needed a little bit more of an actual story here.
January 25, 2015
Loved it...It was a quick read...
August 29, 2015
Cara Nelson did it again. this was a fantastic read. it was funny and quirky and raw. Very Very good book MustRead 100%
February 25, 2015
The first few chapters were really good. The rest of the book seemed to be written by someone else entirely.
March 2, 2016
Final Score - 3.5 STARS
While I enjoyed this story, it's abrupt ending had me confused, as there were still issues that had not been dealt with, I felt.
While I enjoyed this story, it's abrupt ending had me confused, as there were still issues that had not been dealt with, I felt.
March 29, 2015
Not very impressed with this one I'm afraid. It started off great but continuously went down hill then. Confusing details, cringeworthy sex scenes and repetitive dialogue. Not for me :/
December 8, 2019
Le faltó algo que aún no se que es. No es una mala historia.
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