Seduction
Billionaire Boss Romance
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4.2 • 544 Ratings
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- $0.99
Publisher Description
Yesterday he was the hot stranger who made her dizzy from desire. Today, she discovers he's her mysterious new boss.
Dr. Ross learns that the stranger she shared an intense connection with the other day is not only a top surgeon at the hospital where she works but her new boss. And now everybody wants to know who is Dr. Jake Sparrow and from what part of heaven the handsome doctor fell.
However, Dr. Ross knows that if she's smart, she'll stay far away from Jake Sparrow--if that's even his real name. She has an unfortunate habit of attracting and falling for the wrong kind of guy, and that's precisely what the secretive doctor feels like to her.
Yet at times, she catches him gazing at her from across a crowded room, and when their eyes meet, her heart races like the wind. According to the chief, he's one of the world's most brilliant neurosurgeons. Why hasn't she ever heard of him if that's the case? Also, she's supposed to learn from him, but he refuses to let her scrub in on his surgeries.
Even though she thinks Dr. Sparrow is a grump and a jerk, Dr. Ross finds it hard to resist his seductive ways. Then, one day, he surprises her by making her an offer that she doesn't refuse. Will their sparks ignite into flames, or will Dr. Sparrow's secret unexpectedly come back to haunt them both?
Seduction is book one of The Secret Billionaire Duet, part of the Blackstone Saga—a world filled with power, dark secrets, and forbidden love.
Customer Reviews
Seduction
I enjoyed the book but don’t like how it abruptly ends. Not a fan of these kind of books. This book is well written, sometimes too sexual, but the characters are very interesting.
Not for me
While the cliff hanger at the end slightly makes me want to read more, this book just does not have enough to make me want to pursue the next. Enough emotional pull/depth that gets you to connect with it, enough real world relatability that makes any of it even slightly believable. This book lacks the depth to make it relatable or even keep me from wanting to roll my eyes a lot. The fact that the main character creates a whole relationship with a man she only spoke with twice that treated her (on her end) like she was beneath him is just ridiculous. The lead characters go from no relationship or connection to suddenly being so invested they sleep together on the first ‘date’. Doesn’t make any sense to me. Sorry, I’m out.
Just fair
Only read because it was free. Didn’t purchase part two. That tells you something.