Review: Disappointing
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 29, 2013
I had high hopes for this book.  I liked that the subject matter was one not normally discussed in a romance novel so I was looking forward to seeing how the story progressed while Tae and Max were dealing with that roadblock.  Unfortunately, I was disappointed.It started off great.  I liked Tae, especially when she first met Max and convinced him to show her his deformed hand so that he wouldn't have to hide it from her anymore.  That was pretty awesome - it was also the highlight of the book.  It all went downhill from there. Because Max was able to finally show Tae his hand, that gave her the right to barge in on him while he was in the shower so she could see the rest of his injuries?  When they've only just met and HE'S HER BOSS??  Seriously?  Way too far over the top.  And then, the minute she does that, they are in love.  Give me a break.  I almost stopped reading at this point but was curious to see what happened next.Minor spoilers:  What happened next is that Tae, who was a housekeeper with no computer skills (couldn't even type) magically becomes Super Corporate Woman and fixes Max's business, when he couldn't.  She tells him the best way to proceed to correct a design flaw in a big project, she uncovers corporate espionage, overhauls his company's pay scales and improves the morale of 1000 employees.  All in a couple of weeks.  Yet she's too dumb to realize she might be pregnant.  Grrrrr.I will say that what I did like about it (and the only reason I gave it 3 stars instead of 2) was that Max wasn't magically "fixed" in the end.  I appreciated the realism in that aspect but the rest of it was just crazy unbelievable.Proofreading and editing issues but not too overly distracting.  Adult language and explicit sexual content.