Review: Slow to start
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 16, 2013
**Read for review by Round Table Book Reviews**I was provided with a copy of this book by the author for an honest review.This is the story of Aaden, a geeky UCLA graduate and Dez a highly sophisticated VP of an international company.After meeting in an elevator Dez decides that she wants Aaden and he can't for the life of him figure out why. But he's not going to look a gift horse in the mouth when every young man's fantasy is offering him it all.I struggled a bit with the story to begin with. I love reading books from male POV's so that wasn't the issue with this book, I just found it really slow and without any kind of purpose to begin with. Dez gives Aaden a nick name that Aaden just accepts, just like that. I got frustrated for him whenever Dez called him it.The book got seriously technical in some areas and it went completely over my head in places which kind of let me feeling a bit lost.The sex scenes in the book were HOT and it is nice to see the female in the dominant role for a change.Just after half way through the book started to grab my attention and the book took on a whole new outlook. I loved the way the relationship between Aaden and Dez developed.Dez's character development was well written. She is emotionally inept, I love the way that R.J Greer has shown this. Aaden's character development again moved along well. He was a typical college boy that turned into a man and the way this was done didn't feel rushed.The book at less than half way through went from normal text to bold text. There was also a paragraph earlier on in the book that was bold for no apparent reason.As I've already said this was a really slow start but once it got going I really got into it and it has left me wanting more.