Working for
your father when you haven’t spoken to him in years? Oy! Where do you fit in a
girl with tattoos in the corporate executive world?
On the eve
before she begins work for her father, Kingsley shares a heart-stopping kiss
with an alluring stranger. But who was he? It turns out he’s one of the suits
she has to work with at her father’s company. Double Oy!
I like
Kingsley’s strong will and determination. I mean, who doesn’t like a challenge,
especially when you were expected to fail? Kingsley knows that she was a wild
child and she made some mistakes. Her only hope is to redeem herself in the
eyes of those she has wronged, namely her father, and be free from the term
“junkie.” Basically, this is all about a girl facing the demons from her past
as neatly and succinctly as possible. Paxton might be just the thing she needs
to help her get through it, but he also demons of his own. No doubt that the
two had a sizzling attraction for each other. Of course Paxton would end up
being Kingsley’s new drug (I liked the metaphor, by the way.) I found it
slightly bothersome that the POV kept changing. I mean, I thought it was going
to be strictly in the POV of Kingsley, until we suddenly switched to Paxton.
A short, quick
read. In fact, it was a little too quick—very cut-and-dry. Nonetheless, story
had some sweet, endearing moments—as well as a few fun surprises—which rates it
a decent read.
My rating: 3.5 stars
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