Image if you will you’re a seemingly hot sensuous blond-haired woman, by the name of Clair Daniels, who when she desires something would do anything she needs to do to get it: and one day you receive the following email:
From: Aleksy.D@DmitrievHoldings.com
Subject: Contractual Offer
You will
find $100 000 in your charity's account today, provided I find you in my bed
tonight.
Of course,
you’d bend over backwards to get it. But one of the problems is that the guy
who sent it to you is, Aleksy Dmitriev, a disreputable billionaire, whose only
real interest in you is to seek revenge on the man who had destroyed his family
years ago; and it doesn’t matter that your former boss is now dead. In his
depraved mind obtaining the acquisition of the woman, who had been his business
rival’s mistress, would still mean having acquired one of that man’s treasured
possessions.
However
there’s a fly in the ointment in Aleksy’s plan; to begin with, you’ve never
been your boss’s lover but more importantly, you’re a virgin. Upon learning
this he allows you to become his non-mistress lover, giving you all the perks
which go along with it: apartment, credit cards, choice of wonderful jobs
another woman would die to have. You decide to play along until you can get
what he had promised you.
But as time
goes along you’re unintentionally growing on him, there’s one misunderstanding
after another, until the day you decide to finally leave him; after all, you’ve
gotten the money he’s promised you at the start of your relationship with him.
Yet, at the same time he has grown on you and not wanting to have another major
rejection in your life, after not getting adopted at the orphanage you grew up
in, you return there to give them the money you’ve received and to help out
anyway necessary.
But what
happens when he discovers where you’ve disappeared to, that you’re not a
gold-digger as he had envisioned, and there’s actually a charity you’re doing
things for. Will he seek you out? Will there be a HEA for the both of you? But
more important, will there be another misunderstanding along the way before
this will actually happen?
For having
given her readers a romance story fraught with misunderstandings, I’m giving
Ms. Collins 5 STARS.
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