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Contractual Obligation (2012)

by Tymber Dalton(Favorite Author)

3.74 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Siren-Bookstrand, Inc.

review 1: It was ok though could have been better. Let me start with the positive things: no mean ex in a quest for ultimate vengeance was hidden anywhere; the family relationships, one very close, the other much colder and distant were nicely depicted, parts of the business environment and business relationships were realistic enough.Then let's move to the "not-so-successful parts": the first reason why Harper hired Doug was to take-over the position of her assistant retiring three months later; later we could read he had retired, but then the author totally forgot about it, as the guy still went on coming to work, training the new one and in fact not taking one day off from the job and this lasted for a few months after the "due date"; the other thing I positively hated was the wa... morey Harper conducted the recruiting interview for Doug, which was one of the worst example of negotiating skills I could ever imagine: Doug was already well-caught, with the basic offer and she kept offering more, so much more than the final offer was probably 3 or 4 times the value of the first one he was already more than willing to take, and nothing was conditional to any kind of performance. It irked me as this moment destroyed all professional credibility the poor girl could have and any sense of self-esteem. Last thing, once more after a few days/weeks, they all magically fell in love with each other; no sense of how it came from, no issues on the part of the men who were already involved with each other previously and for which I had no trouble believing in their feelings towards each other. Another menage story, with a rather average, though at least slightly original, plot. In terms of steam, it's not the most scorching, as the author focuses more on the romantica aspects than pure erotica.
review 2: This was a very interesting book. She concocts a plan that will get her father off her back she hires a man for a job but the job isnt all that easy, depends on what you define as easy, he has to pretend to be her boyfriend! What will he tell his Boyfriend? Will it be easy to pretend dating a woman and then living with her without falling for her? so she sends him to do some work somewhere else and up pops his ex-boyfriend.... What is to become of her, her pretend boyfriend, and the ex-boyfriend? less

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