Review: You Want to Hate Him but Can't
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 13, 2014
Not too sure how a book by two authors is written, but in this case it was written well.  Tabitha Vargo and Melissa Andrea Created a character that I wanted to hate so much I could taste it and I ended up really liking the guy.  Damn them.Sebastian Black is the stereotypical book boyfriend, devastatingly handsome, super wealthy and majorly f-ed up in the head.  His thing is to use women and move on.  If the girl gets attached, she is out of the rotation and he will find another to give a crazy name to.  Sebastian takes care of his girls nicely, so they are sure to follow the rules.  He runs a successful night club with his assistant and the only person he considers family, Vick.Roz is a gal down on her luck.  After a string of tragedies, she needs a job like right now, as she is taking care of her little brother.  She is the innocent in the story, no boyfriend and just one friend Trish, who gets her a job at Sebastian's club.One night.  One look. Everything changes.Sebastian sees the young, beautiful Roz across the club and is instantly drawn to her.  Once he finds out more about her situation, he moves in for the kill.  Roz is desperate, she has a little brother to think about and Sebastian is  gorgeous, so she figures it can't be all that bad.  Boy was she wrong.  Feelings are all over the place for these two as Sebastian enters uncharted territory for himself and poor Roz's feelings are along for the ride.The book moves quickly and I appreciate the authors taking their time with Sebastian and Roz's sex scenes as it made things a bit more realistic having him tasting here and there.  I thought the insta-love was also played out nicely as they danced around the arrangement before committing to anything. At 80% I started to freak out and actually stopped reading until I could find out if this was a cliffhanger or not.  There was quite a bit to sort out and I wasn't sure 20% was enough time to do it.  It was, but it felt rushed.  Tabitha Vargo and Melissa Andrea weren't going to win either way with me on this ending.  While I liked it (no cliffhanger), it felt rushed in my opinion and if I asked how it could have been better, I would have no answer.  I still gave it 5 stars even with my dilemma about the ending because the rest was really good.  The story flows nicely and is very sexy once things start moving.