Review: chicklit at it's best
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2014
Sabrina is an International Wholesaler with Brenner Capital Investments. Even though she is very good at her job and well regarded in the work place all Sabrina really wants is to get married and have a 'family' that she can call her own. This is something that she has never had. All seems to be going perfectly in her life until her fiancé, David, tells her he needs a break from their relationship so he can think things over. All Sabrina wants is to marry David.Jack, the son of Leonard Brenner founder of Brenner Capital Investments, is known as a womaniser and can't commit to a serious relationship. His father tells him if he wants to move up in the firm he must show him he can settle down as he doesn’t want the firm getting any adverse publicity.Jack and Sabrina are thrust together in a working relationship and quickly realise that a fake personal relationship can help both of them reach their dreams.WOW!! Chicklit at it’s best. Right from the beginning you know how the story will pan out, but it’s the journey to the finale that was the fun.The story flowed well and the characters of Sabrina and Jack developed slowly showing small snippets of their true personality slipping through their outer veneer. Sabrina wasn’t really the uptight miss perfect she appeared to be and Jack wasn’t the womaniser that cared little for his family.I loved the interaction and banter between Sabrina and Jack. Lots of humour dispersed through the story had me laughing out loud at times.“Blindly. Her lips continued to follow his, and all thoughts of who she was kissing and even why flew out the window. She could barely remember her own name.”Jennifer Shirk shows us how you don’t need steamy sex scenes to write a perfect love story.Thank you to the publisher for sending me this ebook to read and review