Review: Fun, fiesty Manhattanites
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 30, 2013
3-3.5 starsUnscrupulous is a fiesty, tongue-in-cheek story of Taddy Brill and and her Manhattanite friends. Taddy is straight up, honest and makes no apologies for who she is now. She lives life on her own terms managing a multimillion dollar company and mixing with the rich and famous. She was fiesty, full of spunk, saying just what she felt at any given moment. Even though it took a little while for me to get into her story, I did enjoy this book. I really liked her relationship with her assistant Kiki. They were fun and I enjoyed seeing Kiki grow in confidence. It was when we saw a bit deeper into Taddy's mind and heart that I settled in to the story. I only had a problem with one word and that is my personal opinion. The story changed pace for me when Taddy met Big Daddy, where we saw Taddy's personal emotional struggle and how it has affected her. At times, I felt that this part of the story was a bit rushed but overall it went with the pace of the whole book so fitted in well.Overall, it was a fun, quick read and I will be reading Undressed to see more of this group of friends.ARC received from publisher