Review: Short but tasty
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2014
This is a great little taster for the Chatsfield series, introducing us to The star of the series, The Chatsfield Hotel, one of those smish places only the rich and famous and very discerning go to.Juliet is there by default, for a hens weekend with a bunch of girls she went to school with but never really belonged. All the skinny well dressed girls were able to boast of super duper fiancés so when Juliet is asked, of course she doesn't want to mention she hasn't had a relationship for years since her last boyfriends wrecked what little confidence she had.All it takes is a little white lie, and indication that there is someone, and she should be home and hosed. When they guess it's Marcus Bainbridge, her brother's best friend it's kind of awkward but he's somewhere in the middle east so not likely to find out.She doesn't count on two things. Marcus Bainbridge has just arrived back from the Middle East for a job interview at The Chatsfield. And social media. Before she has time to explain properly to Marcus what is going on, the news of their engagement is going viral.From there, there is only one place to go...the luxury suite at The Chatsfield appointed to the engaged couple.This is a fun story with Marcus and Juliet thrown together in the best way. There are lots of reasons not to give into their attraction...but even more reasons for them to succumb.