And if they had, I’d have had to deal with people laughing, sneering, and maybe even coming onto me, demanding an “encore. The pressure from his hand was light but very much firm and dominant as he, essentially, took control. again, there was just a lot of family drama that at times it kinda veers away from the romance which is a little annoying since, because of telling > showing and a bunch of inner monologue, i didn't feel any satisfaction towards the sexual tension and chemistry sometims. In business, things were never good enough for Dane—he was always moving the marker, always driven to have “more,” always finding imperfections. So Dane and Vienna had to stretch to deal with them on different levels (emotional, economical, and social) so they served the story very well to highlight the development of their relationship.

Honestly I don’t think I disliked or hated any part of it, on the contrary I loved pretty much everything, I don’t even know where to begin with. That trust in each other was key to my engagement in the story both because it was as strong as it was and because it gave me the assurance that they were good for each other and that they'd make an outstanding team.If by the time I reach the age of thirty-eight I’m not married, the assets in my trust fund will be divided between my brothers. When she's not spending time with her family, she's writing, reading, or doing her version of housework - sweeping the house with a look. and i love that she grew to be this independent woman with a lot of backbone even when she had a traumatic past.

I didn't mind because I liked how much he cared about Vienna and his company and he was very protective of the things he cares about—and that doesn't always equate to just himself. From the author of The Wrong Bride and Forever After All comes an angsty and steamy marriage of convenience romance featuring a billionaire boss and his secretary.You didn’t let yourself become indebted to a man like Dane Davenport, no matter how badly you needed his help. The biggest problem I have found with it is that it takes a lot of time away from you that you could have spent on just writing. it felt one-sided most of the time since, again, Dane is supposed to be this unfeeling, cold dude but he was too cold, ya know?

He might not have made himself as problematic as the others who were set on separating Dane and me, but he’d certainly had this coming. The protagonist of the series is more than a wolf shifter, but as a seer provides an extra element to sorted tales of forbidden lust and broke loyalties. I actually really liked to trying to figure out when things changed for him with Vienna or if he had a plan from the very start.I just hoped he believed it was an act, because I didn’t want him knowing about the little crush that I’d done an amazing job of hiding so far.