Review: Not that good
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 20, 2013
There was a time, maybe age seventeen or eighteen, where I may have gotten a flutter if a man ordered a drink with a mildly salacious name like "Sex on the Beach" and then gave it to me.  It's difficult to imagine an adult woman having the same thrill and that wraps up a lot of what is strange about this book.The female main willingly chose a major where she knew she wouldn't be able to make much money.  She graduates and, surprise, isn't making much money.  She makes ends meet by working at Starbucks and waitressing at charity events.  The world owes her a living, so she feels free to complain about this state of affairs.Anyway, while at one of these events, she meets a handsome guy and they go at it.  She finds out that he isn't just a random dude, he's the billionaire Gideon Lambert.  He usually avoids these type of events, but he wanted to give the organization money and they refused to take it unless he presented the check in person (they must be a very well-funded charity).The couple have some bland sex, he orders her some "sexy" cocktails (heehee!  Slippery Nipple!), and then she finds out he has a secret.There are a ton of books like this.  This one isn't the best, it isn't the worst, but it is probably best enjoyed by a younger audience.  There is some BDSM-lite talk, but nothing non-vanilla.  I think the BDSM description is just designed to draw in Fifty Shades fans.