Review: OMG.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2014
It sounded like a good idea to buy this book when I read the plot. But hey, we all make mistakes. The story was page by page predictable and lame. Julian is a sex addict and a womanizer as well as the obsession of every female at his law firm. Heaven is his co-worker and female equal. She wins all her cases and at age 26 is still a virgin because she was raised in a brothel where her mother is a big time Madame and has "issues" (side note, Julian has frequented her mother's brothel several times in case you're wondering) when it comes to men. In competition with Julian to make partner after three years of hating each other she decides to break into his office and sabotage his big case. His hidden security camera catches her and he blackmails her. Submit to him for 30 days or he turns her in and destroys her. She of course signs the contract. He defiles her but of course falls in love with her. Then there's the stalker who is out to destroy Julian. It seems to be a jealous ex when pictures and video of the two of them en fligrante are distributed all over the office. After the contract is up he still wants her, she still gives in to him and then the stalker (her creepy male co-worker Gavin) kidnaps her and he has to try to rescue her. He fails. She escapes herself and goes back to him only to both be taken hostage by Gavin who turns out to be Julians half-brother. The book ends with them engaged of course. And did I mention the annoying petulant childish foot-stomping Heaven has a habit for all throughout the book when she doesn't get her way? Ugh.