Review: Just One Night
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2013
Simon is a game developer and partner in the company he owns with his brother, Sam. Their mother owns a cafe and employs a nursing student, Kara, as a waitress. He saw Kara there a year ago and she became the object of his obsession.  He comes to her rescue after she is ill and nearly faints at his feet, then has to break the news her roommate hasn't paid their rent, that she has been evicted, and the roommate left only a few personal items behind. He offers to help her and to let her stay in a guest room in his spacious apartment while she finishes her degree, with one request...one night in his bed, on his terms. But it is up to her. His helping her is not dependent on sex with him, only on finishing school.  For the next week he spends most of his time in his lab working, and she realizes she misses him, and that she wants that one night, too.This is not a complete story, but a part of the whole. It is a good read, though, and I enjoyed it enough to purchase the set.  While I don't like the marketing ploy of breaking a story into incomplete segments, I am looking forward to finishing Simon's story, and reading more about Sam and Maddie.