Meeting Mr. Mogul: A CEO Billionaire Contemporary Romance (2015) - Plot & Excerpts
I was sent this book by the BLVNP Publishing group and was really excited to start reading the novel. As some of you may already be aware I am not a huge fan of contemporary and usually I prefer fantasy or classics. Despite this, I did really enjoy the story. Its light-hearted nature and simple story line made the book easy to read and follow throughout. The characters, although a little cliché, were likeable, especially Andy whose personality seemed very life-like and relatable. I also liked the relationships within the novel – unlike other contemporary books I have read, the relationships depicted were not overly cheesy and felt very real (although I wasn’t too keen on the nickname “peanut”). Despite this, there were aspects of the novel that made it a little predictable and, in parts, boring. It took me very little time to become invested in the storyline and the main characters, but I found the middle of the novel to be incredibly slow and repetitive. By the middle of the novel, I had worked out what would happen in the end but the author seemed to deliberately to add unnecessary twists and turns to the plot that added no new suspense or tension – how many times can one guy be knocked back? Although I was very interested in what the outcome would be, I felt that the story lacked momentum in some parts and thus made it a bit boring. A more detailed version of my review can be found here - http://daisywallis.blogspot.co.uk/201...
What do You think about Meeting Mr. Mogul: A CEO Billionaire Contemporary Romance (2015)?
Who doesn't love a fun, sexy, and humorous boss? I mean, if it were up to me, I'd have no problem with attending to work. But, William's persistence to command Andy is just too humorous. She's so feisty and that is a good trait in a character in a novel, wishing that most realistic people would love to be. She takes crap from no one and doesn't let the biggest billionaire interfere with her job. This story left me with the feels and I wouldn't mind reading it again through paperback. It's be an amazing feeling to read on of my favorite books on paper instead of on an electronic device. I can't wait until the physical copy is released. Definitely a five star review!
—Britney Sao
