Review: There are work place rules that should stop some behavoir...
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
But with this book, it was completely thrown out....all hail sexual harassment!This is an honest review, I purchased this book and was not given an ARC.Where to start...let's start with a few things...the story HAS  a good premise on the blurb and in the first few captures the plot had the potential to be a really good cat and mouse, charged attraction, mystery between the two main characters....HOWEVER...there were so many things wrong with the book that my eyes hurt from them rolling.  I really feel bad when I give a bad review...I really don't want to.  Her beta readers did this author zero favors and should have been much more honest on some of the plot points that were just not believable.  Any of us that have worked in an office would be "WTH" if HALF of what he does to the main female character in the office actually happens in a work place.  The story takes place in America but the author is clearly from England (the laws might be different there...but asking your assistance to take her clothes off 24 hours after she stars a job is frowned upon in most work establishments).The main female lead has had one goal in her life and has gone after that goal with strength and dignity and tenacity that should be applauded but her plot to bring down the company that the main male character runs goes by the wayside and for the reason it completely unbelievable.  If you plot and plan your WHOLE life with this single goal (school, work, clothes, research)...why does she give it up for a "mind blowing" time with this man that she supposedly hates?  if she is so smart, she does really dumb things to get caught sneaking through documents and then leaving them IN THE OPEN at her apartment.  Oh and did I mention that the book ends in a completely unnecessary cliff hanger???I will probably be the only reviewer that will give it one star (it received a ton of 5 star so take it or leave it) and I hope that some of you will find this review useful since it is honest.  I recommend skipping...there are much better books out there to read