Review: Short but hot
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 21, 2014
College co-ed Cassie bravely enters the bar where Hagen, Houston’s most feared loan shark, operates his criminal empire. Her brother is in deep trouble and she’s his last hope. She just prays her payment will be enough to keep the knee-breakers at bay for a little while longer.Hagen shatters her hope when he informs her the debt owed is far, far more than the four grand she’s scraped together. Feeling rather generous, Hagen makes Cassie an offer she can’t refuse: her body to settle the debt. Though she expects a degrading, miserable experience, Cassie is shocked by Hagen’s sensual seduction. Left breathless with pleasure after their encounter, Cassie discovers she can’t walk away from Hagen. But she’s flirting with danger now—and someone is bound to get hurt.To start with this story is SHORT!!!! so extremely short and that made it disappointing for me. The story is great, despite it being short in nature. Cassie, sister to a loser gambling addicted brother goes to Hagen, a loan shark with a terrifying reputation, to pay off his supposed $5000 loan, only to find out its really thirty thousand dollars!! unable to pay that amount of her college students income, Cassie is stunned! Till Hagen makes her a offer she can’t and neither wants to refuse. Cassie is wildly attracted to Hagen and Hagen treats her like a princess. Is it really all about the money for Hagen.Again this book is short and even though you find out Hagen and Cassie’s back story, I found myself wishing there was just a little more to the story. This book is a great introduction to Roxy Rivera’s new Russian Protectors series.