Review: Wished for even more
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 30, 2014
I received this book from the author in exchange for my feedback, which I happily give.From the start, this book was interesting.  I should note clearly that it reminds me a lot of her "Dominating Billionaires" series, with the intrigue, the corporate malfeasance, and the rather strong male character.Positives:  I love Malia Mallory's ability to, in a few paragraphs, set a scene and project characters.  Within two pages, I had a sufficient understanding of Macie and her plight, and within a few pages of Rylan's introduction, I knew he was not what he appeared.  Silly note too, I loved her abortive date with Kenny because I think everyone has had a date like that.Negatives:  This is minor at best, but I could have used a little more depth on the ultimate antagonist for the story.  Yes, we got a general sense, but there were too many gaps for me to really see the character as more than a cartoon villain.  Again, this is minor, but the character needed a little more explanation for me.Overall, the plot was a fun adventure, and as always, Ms. Mallory's use of language to describe intimate scenes is tasteful, smart, and  just steamy enough to make it interesting.  I look forward to what phrases and words she will use in a given situation because, unlike some writers, she seems to give special attention to word choices.Honestly, this book was, for a single self-contained story, slightly more engaging than "Dominating Billionaires," simply because the characters were so authentically interesting.