The Billionaire Deal
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4.3 • 3.3K Ratings
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Publisher Description
Kelly Bradley isn't impulsive. Unless you count that time she walked into billionaire power player Jack Sutton's office and proposed on a sticky note.
He said yes, by the way. With that one word, he saved her from crippling student loan debt and his company from a takeover that would mean its end.
What could go wrong?
A lot, as it turns out.
This is a standalone fake relationship marriage-of-convenience with a twist of suspense in the Sutton Billionaires Series. A shorter version of this book was previously published in the Sutton Capital Series under the name Legal Ease
Customer Reviews
Not what I was expecting
I stumbled upon this free read and thought it was going to be cheesy but I’m am happily proven wrong. This is a classic, easy read that had me wanting more after each page. It filled every aspect of my hopelessly romantic heart without being uncomfortable. The pacing was done phenomenally without any aspect of the story feeling too fast or too slow. Our male protagonist is sweet, genuine, and gentle. I wouldn’t call this read a slow burn by any shot but it was lovely to read how our characters slowly fall in love with each other under unusual circumstances.
Couldn’t Finish
Unable to get through this one. Glad it was free
No Chemistry
The writing is ok but the chapter lengths often felt short and ended awkwardly or abruptly. The storyline was a little unbelievable but what can you expect from a billionaire romance. My main dislike was that the characters have zero chemistry. The FMC makes a point to say she’s dated several great guys but just didn’t fall in love because she thinks she’s incapable of it. Then, halfway through the book she’s saying she might be in love with a man she’s barely shared any personal details with. The writer makes lots of general paragraphs about how the two spend their nights together and talk about their days but don’t give the reader many snapshots into the content of those conversations and the emotional connection between the two. I started skimming halfway through because their relationship just didn’t evoke a single ounce of feeling in me. To top it all off, the plot twist was incredibly unbelievable and unnecessary.