Review: Stranded on an island by a spoilt brat
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 15, 2014
I enjoyed the first half of the book while they were stranded on the island more than the second half when they were back in civilisation.This story takes place in a unique setting. With Jade needing to rely on Griffon to survive he teaches her to be less selfish, to pull her weight and work together as a team to survive, showing her how it's done. He doesn't let her get away with bad behaviour. By the time they're rescued she's grown as a person and gained a feeling of accomplishment which she wants to carry on with. In turn, Jade has helped Griffon open his heart again to love because at the beginning he was still very bitter over his divorce which had turned ugly and lasted nearly 2 years.In the second half of the story we find out about Griffon spanking Tasha and other employees. It's important to him. His private office held only female employees, each one a confirmed spanko. He has a strong longtime friendship with his lawyer Tasha. She is his best friend. It was the relationships he had with his employees and Tasha that I was less keen on. Also, I found the court battle with her father unrealistic. No judge would allow such behaviour especially when it wasn't relevant to the case. And, her father's turnaround in attitude happened way too quickly to be plausible.