Review: Sebastian's Little Black Book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
Sebastian doesn't date, he doesn't do relationships and he doesn't fall in love.  Instead, he sets girls up, pays them and adds them to his little black book.  When he calls, they drop whatever they're doing and go to him.  Sebastian is a very wealthy man who owns a popular and successful bar.  The night he sees Roz, the new waitress, he knows she's the one he's been looking for.  So he fires her and propositions her to become his latest girl.Roz and her younger brother have lived with her grandmother since she was a child and her parents were murdered.  When her grandmother passes away leaving them no money and only an old car, Stella and her brother are forced to live the car while she desperately searches for a job.  Soon Stella realizes she has no other option but to agree to Sebastian's proposal.Sebastian has never wanted a woman as badly as he wants Roz.  He tries his hardest to fight his feelings for her but nothing seems to work.  Even though he attempts to come across as this hard and intimidating man, Roz sees the sweet and caring person he really is.  They really are so sweet together.  But Sebastian has a secret, and it's a secret that could rip apart the one thing he has finally found that makes him happy.Overall, pretty good book.  I really liked both Sebastian and Roz's characters.  Secondary characters were okay, although I didn't like his friend Vicki from the beginning. It's stand alone with a happy ending.