Review: Aiden is a man willing to fight for what he wants
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 16, 2013
The story of Aiden and Jordan is yet another story of starting a relationship with business and ending it with love in the heart. Aiden was in a small New England town to make a business merger, get it done with and go to his second date in two nights with two different woman. All of that changes when the Jordan of ChatDotCom turns out to be a her rather than a him.Aiden is instantly intrigued with Jordan and he can't help but want to learn all that he can about her and wants to spend all his time with her. He soon finds that Jordan has a secret that has been haunting her for nearly two years, and with her mentor ill and her having to step forward in his place, she is beginning to wear herself thin. She is stubborn and prideful and takes the responsibilities that she has to her family and mentor seriously. She has never had anyone before and she is not looking for anyone now.Jordan is not as sure about her and Aiden as Aiden is, but he has enough faith in their relationship for the both of them. He refuses to give up on them, he has never wanted to be with another woman beyond the bedroom, he was married to his work and was content with that. Jordan changes that for him. Aiden is determined to break down her walls and to get her to let him into her life.He is willing to keep fighting for Jordan and to prove to her his faithfulness, that he wants to be her rock and to share her life. He holds her when she needs it and loves her her like she deserves. Jordan thinks that her secret will change everything, but what she doesn't realize is that her secret is not the most dangerous and scary thing that she will have to face.Corporate Affair was enjoyable, and Aiden is swoon worthy. What's not to love about a man who is willing to fight for his woman no matter what? Through out most of the book we are trying to figure out multiple `secrets', so there is a constant sort of mystery on figuring out what is happening. I liked the authors writing and it was easy to flow through but I had a hard time connecting with the characters, I can't explain why some stories can cause me to connect with the characters on a level deep enough for me to get raging mad when they screwed over or to want to cry when they are sad but I just couldn't get there with this one.