Review: I really like this book.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 16, 2013
4.5 StarsI really liked this book. I mean really liked it.  Typical office romance story, billionaire mogul who has no life, does not date falls for his assistant.  I thought it was going to be pretty much that, but it was more. The hero and the heroine were such likable characters, even though I got a little upset with William at the end, he made up for it. I could not stay mad at him for long.The banter between William (badass mogul billionaire) and MK were funny and cute.  I liked them together.I loved that it was not insta-love.  However, MK noticed him, but she was not all "hot, tall billionaire."  MK  kind-of made fun of him at first through her cooking/decorating blog that he noticed and starting following.  I loved MK's honesty.I loved that William was trying to be just a regular guy with her and a friend.  And that is what they started out as...friends.  Friends who slowly started to have feelings for each other.I love the scene at the bar on Valentine's Day... "Do you want to play 20 questions with me, William?"And I loved William's British accent..."This is utter rubbish."Mk is smart and sassy and an independent person.  I love that she did not care what her roommates, Reese and Emily thought of her friendship with William.  Like they had any place to judge?  In my opinion, I think they were just jealous.  Those roommates were always looking for "something" and never could hold on to it and here was MK not looking and had it."Please know that while in public I will not display any outward form of affection toward you-just in case we are seen-but I am holding your hand right now in my head."I loved the text messages between those two.There were the issues of William and MK having to deal with office gossip since William was her boss.  Then there were issues of having to deal with William's executive assistant in London, but I really loved it all. I did not want the book to end.Thank you Aven Ellis for providing me a copy to read and review. This is one book that left me with a smile for days after reading it.