Elle Jefferson

It was okay.
For me the main couple were apart too long, for most of the book.
There were a lot of secondary characters, Asher and November appear and that's great but you had her best friends and workmates and I just felt the Hero seemed like a background character.
They finally meet, she's been admiring him for some time but they run into each other and then he asks her out. I didn't feel he fitted the profile for the 'boom'.
I didn't feel he pursued her like the other ARR books.
The relationship felt rushed.
I was confused about the woman suing, that seemed a bit bizarre. I didn't get it.
HEA.
No intimate scenes with anyone other than the Hero and heroine.
No Ex drama.… (mere)

It was okay.
For me the main couple were apart too long, for most of the book.
There were a lot of secondary characters, Asher and November appear and that's great but you had her best friends and workmates and I just felt the Hero seemed like a background character.
They finally meet, she's been admiring him for some time but they run into each other and then he asks her out. I didn't feel he fitted the profile for the 'boom'.
I didn't feel he pursued her like the other ARR books.
The relationship felt rushed.
I was confused about the woman suing, that seemed a bit bizarre. I didn't get it.
HEA.
No intimate scenes with anyone other than the Hero and heroine.
No Ex drama.


This book is part of the Happily Ever Alpha Kindle World with Aurora Rose Reynolds.… (mere)