Review: Not really hot, but a decent read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2014
I had some expectations going into this book from the premise and the heat implications on the cover. The book starts off a bit slow and is written very 'proper'. It sounded a bit stiff and very 'English', especially in the dialogue. Over description was an issue and slowed down the reading pace quite a bit.I did like the book because of the gaming company aspect. I found that unique and quite enjoyable, as I myself could be classified as a 'gamer girl'. I did find it a bit strange for Sarah to go from paralegal to gaming project administrator, but she showed the skills and brought the team together.What I didn't get was why the author made the lead man, Eamon, such a flippin' d*uchebag. There is nothing at all to like about this guy. From his actions, his thoughts to his conversations with Martin... I was hoping Sarah would wake up and find a better guy. Because Sarah kept going right back, it made her into a wet-noodle of a woman, which didn't fit the rest of her character. I kept hoping she'd at least slap him, because I know I wanted to.