'Mi vida solo ha consistido en llegar a este momento, y siento que por fin estoy viviendo. I do love me a crazy instalove novella and Alexa Riley satisfies that craving for me! The drama is insane - at one point I was legit screaming at the H to not do what he thought he needed to, but damn if I didn't love it. He needs to convince her that she's his, while jeopardizing it at the same time because he needs to protect her and the company. Our hero's company was just purchased by Lindsey's company (before her brother's retirement, natch) and now he's stuck on this island with the new CEO and the department heads in a get-to-know-each-other retreat, however, he only has eyes for the fiery redhead who's now his boss. Now that they are all grown up and her brother has decided to retire and leave his company to her to run, she has to learn to be a CEO.

We met our heroine in the previous book in the series, The Loyal Groom Lindsey is the oldest sister in this found family of foster siblings and needed to grow up quickly to take care of them all. The Groom series is three books, with the final book coming out next month. When Alexa Riley has a new series out, imma buy it. Does have the Heroine pushing the Hero away.

I did like how Lindsay was Gibson's boss and that she's the CEO of this billion-dollar company.

Her brother also knows how shaky Lindsay's trust is, so it made no sense why he was so forgiving when at the end of the day Lindsay was hurting. Her brother didn't know Gibson well and no matter how you qualify Gibson's actions: he stole and didn't tell Lindsay. I also didn't like how Lindsay's brother was Team Gibson after Lindsay told him what Gibson did. Especially, considering Lindsay's past is riddled with her being used as a means to an end. The unilateral decision by Gibson was uncalled for and since everything (of course) works out fine concerning the Top Secret project (Linday's company is able to file for the patent first, rendering the stolen information useless), he really could've stopped to have a conversation with her about it. I get that the Hero, Gibson, wanted to protect the Heroine, Lindsay, but seeing as how he did so by stealing her company's Top Secret project, the decision affected her in many ways. No strong representation of diverse characters or minority identities.īOO – I'm SO done with Hero's who decide carte blanche what's best for the Heroine.

Buy Me 2 by Alexa Riley