Suzanne Rock

Um...okay so billionaire heiress leaves groom at the altar when she decides the arranged marriage she agreed to (to strengthen the family hotel business) isn't what she wants after all. She runs to her lover of a year that no one knows about because he is the families chief competition.

Meanwhile, he has his long lost brother come back into his life and talk about the good old days when they worked as gigolos conning lonely wealthy women out of money. Oh yes, and this is happening at the same time a loan shark is hounding our hero for 10 million to cover a debt he owes. Now why this guy....Jason...believes one damn word that comes out of his brothers mouth is beyond me.

Ari...that's our girl here, wants to be able to live her life without overprotective brothers guiding her through it. Her charity has fallen apart, the CFO was caught embezzling money. Now there is little left and the accountant and some other yahoo have been fired for misconduct.

Let's not forget the public outing of the romance. Ari being attacked. Oldest brother "coming to his senses" about his little sister. Jason and Leo working together to save Ari when she is eventually kidnapped.

Too much going on and none of it with true substance. For a self-made billionaire Jason is an idiot. Your brother is a con man what the hell makes you think that after 10 years he's sincere about wanting to reconnect....and why would you not have him checked out like you do every other person who enters your world? Ari...girl if you want them to treat you like an adult don't stamp your foot and throw a fit. Even if that is in the figurative sense.

I made it through the book just to see who the brother's partner was...of course, some woman they screwed over years before who has now teamed up with Deacon, the brother, to ruin Jason and while they are at it...Ari's family too. Nope, not going to bother reading anymore of the series. First two were enough...stick a fork in me, I'm done.… (plus d'informations)

I wasn't sure what to except of this book when I first started. This was the second book I've read from both the Invitation to Eden series and the Ecstasy Spa series. Jenna was a character in the previous Ecstasy Spa book and I have to say that I didn't really like her. However, I came to understand Jenna a little bit more by reading this book. I have to say, I liked this book a lot. It was short, but I quite like the island of Eden so the book was a pleasurable read. I hope that I can read more from both series and I'm glad that Jenna and this book got a happy ending.

*ARC received from the publisher
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