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Josephine Meyer's quiet and plain life gets turned upside down when Kane Brough walked into her life with his domineering attitude. With temptation and desire flooding her along with family restraints crashing in on her, could Kane Brough possibly be a right choice?
Kane Brough thought his luck couldn't have been more down until he discovered the new manager of his favorite restaurant to be more tempting than ever. His main aim to seduce got turned into so many directions. Will he be able to get her to let go off her trusting issues? Will he be able to break through her doubts?
Kane Brough thought his luck couldn't have been more down until he discovered the new manager of his favorite restaurant to be more tempting than ever. His main aim to seduce got turned into so many directions. Will he be able to get her to let go off her trusting issues? Will he be able to break through her doubts?
50 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 3, 2015
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January 8, 2016
Kane is a billionaire boss—your regular, pompous arrogant jackass. Set to complain to the manager of a restaurant, he is suddenly captivated by Josephine. Right off the bat, there is this sexual tension between the two.
Certain words were misused and overused—repeated, actually— throughout the whole thing. I definitely would’ve cleaned up some of these areas. Even though the book required some minor editing, the love story comes across loud and clear.
Josephine’s feelings of plain inadequacy were endearing and relatable. Of course, I would’ve preferred a little more background info on the two characters; instead, the romance took immediate flight the second the two laid eyes on each other.
Story is fast and to-the-point. Although it doesn’t lag, I think it could’ve benefited with a little expansion—expansion on the character’s livelihood, their motivation, etc. The twist in the plot didn’t appear until near the end of the story, which ended in a cliffhanger. Story was underdeveloped as it is, so why add a cliffhanger to boot? It just felt incomplete.
Overall, I think this story had good characters and a nice story line to start, but it could’ve been better.
Certain words were misused and overused—repeated, actually— throughout the whole thing. I definitely would’ve cleaned up some of these areas. Even though the book required some minor editing, the love story comes across loud and clear.
Josephine’s feelings of plain inadequacy were endearing and relatable. Of course, I would’ve preferred a little more background info on the two characters; instead, the romance took immediate flight the second the two laid eyes on each other.
Story is fast and to-the-point. Although it doesn’t lag, I think it could’ve benefited with a little expansion—expansion on the character’s livelihood, their motivation, etc. The twist in the plot didn’t appear until near the end of the story, which ended in a cliffhanger. Story was underdeveloped as it is, so why add a cliffhanger to boot? It just felt incomplete.
Overall, I think this story had good characters and a nice story line to start, but it could’ve been better.
January 30, 2016
Rating: 2.5 stars
Josephine is a restaurant manager whose life gives a jump when she meets Kane.
She has a sad personality, her family doesn't really appreciate her and she has zero self esteem. Kane is a rich man with a dominant personality.
Of course they are attracted to each other, there is chemistry and sparks whenever they meet. He desires her like nothign before and she can't believe he wants her. Their romance is fast and good.
I have to say that I didn't like when he say that he doesn't love her but they should marry. What??? Is this guy talking for real?? I didn't understand that part.
And, I hate the cliffhanger at the end.. of course I understand that we need it but it was predictable and it only made me mad.
*** I received a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review. ***
Josephine is a restaurant manager whose life gives a jump when she meets Kane.
She has a sad personality, her family doesn't really appreciate her and she has zero self esteem. Kane is a rich man with a dominant personality.
Of course they are attracted to each other, there is chemistry and sparks whenever they meet. He desires her like nothign before and she can't believe he wants her. Their romance is fast and good.
I have to say that I didn't like when he say that he doesn't love her but they should marry. What??? Is this guy talking for real?? I didn't understand that part.
And, I hate the cliffhanger at the end.. of course I understand that we need it but it was predictable and it only made me mad.
*** I received a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review. ***
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