Review: Not really
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2014
Look, if I marry a billionaire to ensure he gets American citizenship, he damn well better come up with a Valentine's Day gift.  Especially if he doesn't spend any time with me, can't text or email me to say he really does love me and thinks of me between making those billions that he's not spending on me, and when he does see me he gets to be all BDSM on me and I don't really enjoy it but do it for him ... anyway, I as the reader got the point of this novella that the guy wants the girl to act all sincere and loving and she really is sincere and loving, but it wasn't believable.By the way, did the heroine ever get her two million in payment since the hero got American citizenship?  And how sad is it that the heroine still doesn't have any friends and is taking Valentine's Day advice from strangers at book stores???  Also, this didn't make me want to purchase the other two books in the series as their blurbs make the hero sound just as pansy-ish / passive-aggressive as the first book and this novella - and I'm not being too hard on him!  Stop and think:  he gets hit for insider trading, has his wife writing his bio, he has mommy and father issues, let's add an unwanted / surprise pregnancy ... has he bought the heroine a Valentine's gift yet?Keep your fingers crossed that the author will do another series of books which have a stronger and more likeable hero and a heroine (please) who is well-balanced.