Review: Confusing beginning..
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 9, 2013
3.5 Suspensful stars! Selling Scarlett is a story full of action, blackmailing, hot women, expensive suits, secrets, kidnapping, and lies.………………………………………………………………………Elizabeth DeVille had a crush on Hunter for years. He is the only man who she has ever been interested in but she knows that a bourbon heir and successful poker player could not even know that she exists. But being at one of his parties makes her see him as a different man. Since her family lost all their money and while her mother is in the rehab, Elizabeth needs to figure out how to help her friend Cross. Getting an idea about selling her virginity for a high price tag may resolve everything but when she sees a family face in the crowd, she is not sure she can go through this. Finding out Hunter’s past may also be a deal breaker but in order to escape the evil b*tch Priscilla and not get caught by the FBI, she would need to remember to guard her heart.………………………………………………………………………Selling Scarlett was very confusing for me at first. The whole “disappearing hooker” thing was a little too confusing for me and it wasn’t until about 25% of the book that I finally understood what was going on. As the story went on, I couldn’t connect myself with characters as much as I wanted to and thought that man characters were always focusing on the wrong things. Hunter and Libby ‘s relationship was very… weird. It seems like most of the time Hunter was saying “go away” while Libby doubted herself, say that she was done, and then ran back to Hunter. & I never understood what was going on in her head while she was a virgin. Dirty dirty girl! Overall, the ending definitely made story worth my time but I wish that it was more thought-through and not so rushed.