Blame It on the Billionaire

This was a very enjoyable read. Gray and Nadia's story was easy to get into and become invested in. The book is a fun combination of opposites attract/fake fiancée/Cinderella fantasy with a sprinkling of instalust. I thought both characters were very likable. Nadia was incredibly realistic. Fierce and feisty, kind, independent and a loving sister, she was the type of character it was impossible not to fall for and wish you could be friends with. Gray was I thought a really good guy but he did have some hard issues that needed to be dealt with. It was great to see the growth he made along the way. Together these two made a wonderful couple that had you laughing one minute and swooning the next. Quite simply this is a really, really good read.

I loved this book! It had a perfect blend of steaminess and emotion. Not only emotion from our heroine, but also our hero. Grayson wasn’t just a take-charge billionaire, he cared about his family. He cared about people, and he had vulnerabilities. He buried them, but they were there, and Nadia made it safe for him to share. Not only share, but for her to show him how she saw him. Nadia also opened up to him, and he saw how beautiful she truly was inside and out. Combine all those emotions, and all the chemistry these two share, along with a boss/employee AND a fake relationship, and I was in romance heaven!