Ok, so I'm a bit of a sap, but I loved this book. I could really relate to Annie's feisty attitude. She was actually bolder than I expected, but also held her own against Zach. Other than having a really horrible reason for not committing to a relationship, he was actually a really good guy and they fit (even if they didn't see it). I was thrown at one point when near the end, it mentioned he was "throwing it all away" as if he was going from billionaire to poor guy. That didn't actually happen from what I read, but maybe I misunderstood that his selling some property was him losing it. My other thing is that the book ended rather quickly...I wanted to get Bob's reaction, but we never get that even though he was supposedly on his way to her place.Aside from that, watching her struggle to work with him to be someone else to hook a snotty teenage musician was fun to read. It was definitely an easy read, and luckily not one of those stories that made me want to throw my kindle.If you like lighthearted romance, you'll like this. 3-1/2 to 4 stars. She needs "lessons in being wild" to sign a singer named Dug-e. He is just the man to give them.Had some funny & sarcastic dialogue. I read it over a week with a lot of interruptions so that took away from the flow but overall I liked it. Both characters had a few moments where you say "WTH?" "Why did you do that?" I enjoyed it enough that I would read more from this author.
What do You think about Billionaire Bad Boy (2000)?
Nothing intense. Just something sweet and rather boring.
—Rufa
