Review: Thicker, longer, more satisfying!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2012
As stated previously, "The Billionaire's Beck and Call" is a story tried and true, "Fifty" tested and approved. Chase Drake is a larger than life, dominant, confident billionaire and Isabeau Willcox is his not-so-submissive, strong-willed secretary."Beck and Call" isn't just something in the vein of "Fifty", it transcends it. Miss Fawkes isn't afraid of pacing, isn't afraid to build story, isn't afraid to build tension, and isn't afraid to use dirty words.There is no "down there" here. The writing is poignant and dirty. It refuses to baby us by making us believe we're reading sex when we aren't. Chase Drake is imposing and real, and like stated before, you know him before you know him. He's predictable in his ways, but his characterization refuses to accept that. You know he's going to make you ask for it, but when he does, you're hot and bothered and wanting it already. He brings it out of you, out of Isabeau, and that is the the true power behind Delilah's words. It isn't a story when you read it, it's an experience.Bravo, Miss Fawkes.