This was a great emotional roller coaster. I could not put it down.

Overall I loved this book, but I wish there had been more material and more depth of the characters. I finished the book in about 2 hours, and while I read quickly I do like books that last me a couple days. Writing was good, characters flip flopped on whether they were dominant or sweet and emotional, and independent or helpless.

I think it was ok. I think that it was somewhat entertaining, but u know. Eh.

This is the best story I’ve read in a year. It was sweet and HOT. Team BENEDICT all the way!!! Hot hot hot! More please!

This story was difficult to read because the author couldn't make up her mind what kind of story she wanted to tell. Did she want her male hero to be an alpha male or not? Did she want her heroine to be a strong independent woman or not? The actions of both characters, and especially the way the book ended made it difficult to answer those questions. I think it's what is plaguing some of the contemporary romance writing today. Authors don't know how to portray the female leads in these fantasy plots. In my opinion, it works best when the author just decides, and then writes it that way. Most readers will appreciate that because it will make the book less confusing, and a lot more fun to read. I won't be continuing this series, or reading other books by Genevieve Turner.

Pilar and Benedict's story is just the right mix of sexy, sweet, and touching. Benedict has been crazy about his secretary Pilar Lopez for years, but since she's raising her brother Javier after losing their parents, he's been biding his time, waiting until Javier leaves for college to begin his pursuit in earnest. He has to accelerate his plans when Pilar hands him her notice of resignation.

Benedict and Pilar's chemistry sparked off the pages. Like other reviewers, I don't know how she got any work done with a boss like him. I'll definitely be reading the next book in the series.