Off Limits Attraction
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- 4,99 €
Description de l’éditeur
Mixing business with pleasure changes the entire script…
Jihae Park’s icy heiress façade is quickly melting—all because of Colin Song. A fling with the sexy film producer could jeopardise her one shot at achieving her own success—and the movie they’re making together. But resistance proves futile. Even as Colin’s ulterior motives threaten to destroy their chance at a picture-perfect ending…
About the author
Jayci Lee writes poignant, funny, and sexy romance. She lives in sunny California with her tall-dark-and-handsome husband, two amazing boys with boundless energy, and a fluffy rescue whose cuteness is a major distraction. She is semi-retired from her 15-year career as a defense litigator, and writes full-time now. She loves food, wine, and travelling, just like her characters. Books have always helped her grow, dream, and heal. She hopes her books will do the same for you.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Family loyalty is tested in the cute but formulaic finale to Lee's Heirs of Hansol series (after Secret Crush Seduction). Jihae Park's princess persona was "meticulously created by the Park family's PR specialist." Her polished image as the v-p of Rotelle Entertainment and heiress to the Rotelle Corporation is all the world knows of her. L.A. music producer Colin Song keeps his relation to the powerful Hansol family hidden, wishing to be judged on his character rather than his family connections. When Colin gets the opportunity to partner with Rotelle Entertainment, which he believes was behind a corporate espionage attempt against his cousin, the CEO of Hansol Corporation, he sees a chance to do some sleuthing. He takes the job, hoping to find evidence of the scheme against his family by getting close to Jihae but he's surprised to find she's not at all the spoiled princess she appears to be. And though being with Colin could threaten Jihae's carefully crafted image, she's drawn to his adventurous spirit. Lee creates some truly sweet moments as the pair fall in love against their better judgments, but the moments of charm founder amid a cookie-cutter plot and thinly drawn characters. There's some fun to be had here, but readers will hope Lee returns to form in her next project.
