Review: Same old stuff
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2013
When I first started reading this book, I had high hopes for the heroine, Tabitha MacComber. She was intelligent, in charge of her late father's company, heading the board of directors, even though the old men on the board did not like it one bit. So, of course, the jilted billionaire, Nikolai Andretti, has returned to take revenge on Tabitha, taking over control of the company, delivering his ultimatum-be his mistress or he'll sell off the company. Of course, Tabitha agrees to being the mistress. No problem there. It's how she acts next that is so disappointing. Does she continue running the company? No. Does she agree to the mistress part, but try to do something else as a career? No. She "drinks the kook-aid" and becomes one of "those women," you know, useless, shopping and visiting museums and other tourist stuff while Nik works. Even though they are traveling, she makes no effort to do anything but wait around for him to want her in his bed. Guess they don't have Internet in Europe, locale of most of this book. No way to continue as a business woman, just another useless female waiting for a man to tell her what to do. Poor little Tabitha.