Review: So entertaining
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
As Nicholas and Rebecca interact more, Rebecca is as stubborn and determined as ever to keep her job and be professional. Easier said than done because Nicholas is struggling, too. He has a lot of stuff to deal with, Rebecca only being a fraction of the issues even if she consumes a large portion of his thoughts. Getting to know both Nicholas and Rebecca better in this volume was entertaining because they are both very persistent and frustrated by one another. It's kind of a cat and mouse game and yet the chemistry can't be denied. Nicholas isn't superficial, he has real vulnerable aspects to him but hides it to the point of denial to himself. Rebecca is still stung by the hurt from her last relationship and overall public scrutiny that she is very careful about her actions, except when she's around Nicholas but she knows this and tries to avoid him. But because she is his personal assistant, Nicholas has to tread carefully because the wrath of a personal assistant can really screw up one's best laid plans. Rebecca is really leaning on her own independence more to be the girl that can fend for herself and yet it's still very authentic to see her crack with insecurity slightly at times but she will also not hesitate to go after what she wants. I'm definitely looking forward to the next volume.