Review: One Night Can Change Everything
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 8, 2014
After spending a horrible time at a skiing resort in the Andes Mountains, Lily Stanton gets stranded in Santiago when a storm cancels her flight back to The States.  Just another event that ruins the week a bit more, as she's supposed to be home in time to see her youngest sister graduate from college.  Bruno Komarov is on his way back to California to accept a shipment into his family's corporate warehouse when his flight, too, is cancelled.The stress both Lily and Bruno face comes to a head when the hotel informs them that there is only one room left in the entire place.  A battle of wits ensues, with Lily ultimately offering the couch of the hotel suite to him.  Much to her surprise, he accepts but not until after clearly indicating that had his sisters ever pulled anything like this, and invited a strange man to share a hotel room, he would clearly disapprove.What takes place behind the suite door is a mixture of emotional support, life path recognition, and steamy sex.  I found One Night in Santiago to be a great read.  I liked the limited background detail ~ it didn't flood the short story will a lot of useless filler.  The author provided just enough world building to understand the emotional baggage that Lily carried and the burdens that Bruno faced at a wealthy CEO of a family company.  Lily, herself, is also a highly successful President of her own consulting company, which also comes with its own set of issues.Due to the short length of the novella (the same cannot be said of our hero...teehee), I won't divulge too much - if you want spoilers, you won't find them here.I love the writing style of Audra North, and be rest assured, I will continue reading her work.(You may read my review of her novella, Falling for the CEO, on my blog, Goodreads, or Amazon.**Please Note:  This novella has Adult Themes.  Reader discretion is advised.Review eCopy Provided by the Publisher:  Entangled Publishing, at no cost in exchange for an honest review.