Review: An okay read.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 27, 2014
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.Aubrey is a personal assistant that is hoping to work her way up into a more fulfilling career.  She gives her all to her job and makes her boss look good.  She’s a girl avoiding relationships.  She doesn’t want to risk her heart.  Aubrey has one night stands.  She doesn’t even learn their names, wouldn’t want to get attached.  Henry was a geek in high school.  He wears super hero clothing, t-shirts and belt buckles.  He always has a group of women hanging around him.  He sees Aubrey in a bar and buys her a drink.  Aubrey wants nothing to do with him.  Why would she, he already has a bunch of women vying for his attention.  He doesn’t need her too.  What happens when their worlds keep colliding?  Will Aubrey take a chance on Henry?  Can they overcome the obstacles thrown in their path?This was a very well-written and easy-to-read story.  The billionaire in this story, Henry, was a nice guy.  He wasn’t dominating.  He didn’t try to take over Aubrey’s life.  He just wanted to be a part of her life.  Aubrey is the female equivalent of a ‘manwhore’.  She didn’t deny herself the pleasure of a man.  I’m not sure what I expected with this story, maybe the stereotypical dominating billionaire.  This definitely wasn’t stereotypical.  Overall, this was a good read but didn’t stand out for me.  I didn’t really love it, and I didn’t hate it.  You’ll just have to read it yourself to decide if you like it.3-BombsReviewed by Tracy