Review: This is comparable (and possibly BETTER) than 50 Shades & The Crossfire books!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2013
I saw the book trailer for this book earlier today- it hooked me and when I saw the price of the book was only $2.99, I immediately bought it. I started reading it and couldn't put it down. This is the first book in what is to be a three part series, and I promise if you are a fan of the 50 Shades, Crossfire type books, when you finish this you will want the next one just as badly as you waited (and are waiting) for the next books in those series! (Go to You Tube and look for this book trailer- it is awesome)!Kat is from a wealthy scientific family, after being brutalized and traumatized during a mugging, she has left her family business and ex-fiance, opened her own bakery business and stays out of the limelight. Placing a cake at a wedding she encounters former MMA fighter, CEO and business mogul Sloane and the heat from their first encounter is scorching. Leaving the wedding, she is almost carjacked, her friend is stabbed, but Sloane comes to her rescue.He is intrigued by her and offers her a proposition. He doesn't do relationships, he does "Plus-One", he wants a partner to go with him to social functions,  have sex with him and in exchange he will offer them something in return. He offers to teach Kat to help her defend herself.  Kat at first rejects him, but then decides to give the proposition a chance.I don't want to give to many details and ruin the story for you- but the backstory of Kat's mugging and the family drama and the chemistry between Sloane & Kat is enough to keep you turning the pages. When I finished reading this I immediately went to the author site to see when the next one is set to be released (May 2013 if you are wondering). The love scenes between Sloane and Kat are so hot you will be blushing and looking for a glass of water :)I honestly think I liked this book better than the last Crossfire book and that is a big statement from me because I loved that book and Sylvia Day's writing. This book is well written and edited and I would give it more than 5 stars if I could!