Being alone together and in close contact, what could go wrong? Undercover Boss with a cute contemporary twist.Ī self-made billionaire meets the Director of the Literacy Foundation.

I wrote this honest review after receiving a free copy. However, I'd still recommend it to people who want a quick light romance with a few sexy scenes. I'm probably not the main target audience for billionaire romances, so I'm not surprised it didn't went as well as it could have. He was the only sensible man in this book and there was room for developping his germing side storyline. I didn't like Jill, so I didn't mind, but I'd have loved to know more about Jimmy. No matter under which angle I was looking at the story, Clayton sounded selfish and Claire too forgiving. Despite a few background infos thrown into the mix, they felt quite unidimensional. But, to be honest, I never clicked with either of them. She had lost trust into people and the idea of her getting it back thanks to building a relationship with him was very appealling. He let his vulnerability out with Claire, which made me quickly like him. However it was quickly put aside, coming up only from time to time, but never having a real emotional impact on the story -I loved the writing scene on the boat, but it was the only time I felt anything regarding this theme beyond the first quarter of the novel.Ĭlayton's character began strong. A dyslexic CEO isn't something we encounter often and this feature rendered Clayton/Artie very endearing at first. Besides, the plot sounded very originial. As a big romantic, I swooned reading some lines that were dream-worthy. There were a few really nice, heartfelt moments. The story was okay, but way too predictible.

Read My Lips by Kelle Z. Riley