Review: The Perfect love story for the modern age
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2014
Nathan Lawford, Blaine Technologies' chief financial officer, is known as the Iceman. He conducts his personal and business affairs without emotion, never allowing himself to become involved with anyone. When Nate sees something or someone he wants, he negotiates, paying a simple, set monetary price. Now he wants Camille, the company's green-haired intern.Camille Joplin Trent never expected to be paid to pleasure the man of her dreams. She can't quite figure out why this is a bad thing. Nate is intelligent, handsome, sophisticated, everything she's ever wanted in a lover and never thought she could have. Their contract is for a month, thirty lust-filled days of making every sexual fantasy they've ever had come true. At the end of this month, the rules state their relationship will end. Of course, Camille has never been good at following rules.So we meet up again with Camille, the ever changing character who was with us through The Seen Trilogy and Flashes of Me and now it is finally her turn. We find out that Camille has a standing appointment/elevator ride with Nathan Lawford at 8 am every morning where you can cut the sexual tension with a butter knife. On this particular morning Camille has enough and spells it out for the ice cold CFO, and he rebukes her, like he does every morning. Undeterred Camille going on about her day working for Ms. Lee. Low and behold the great Ice Man melts and show his true feeling and confusion of the situation and his feeling towards Camille.To start with I am heartbroken that this series has to come to an end. Ms. Sax has had me addicted to the people of Blaine Industries from the beginning and I am not sure if I can quite get my head around letting them go. Cynthia Sax has truly score with this book and I can honestly say that Camille is my favorite heroine. She is spunky and challenging and doesn't bow to no one and I absolutely love that.Nathan is the Ice Man CFO who has never been shown love, not even by the two people who should have loved him from the moment he was born. Instead he was seen as a commodity whom needed to be audited from the day he was born. I LOVE the fact that Nathan is the venerable character and isn't the savior but the one that need saving.This is THE perfect love story for the modern age and one that EVERY WOMEN should read!!!A simply perfect, spellbinding and beautiful book which earns a 10 out of 10 from me...along with a few tears.