Review: Terrible
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 08 25, 2013
We are, of course, in the midst of an epidemic of billionaire bosses wanting no-strings-attached, I'll-promote-you-anyway sex with their employees.  It is very difficult for handsome, young, sexually adept billionaires to meet attractive women, so how can we be surprised when they turn to the workplace to meet their physical needs?Megan finds her business end right next to her billionaire boss's business end.  The action is fast and frantic.  Her thought process seems to be "Why not?"  Well, it's only fantasy.And yet . . . and yet something about the way it is described made me less than happy.  Is it the fact that her walls "screeched" while they were doing their not-so-business review?  Is it the fact that at the end of the story we find out that none of it actually happened and we will have to buy part two to find out what ACTUALLY happens during her lunch meeting with the super-cute, but hard-up-for-a-date CEO?I'm not sure what was worse -- the descriptions of the sex or the author's cold grab for more dollars, but I do know that this is one proposition that I will find it easy to resist.