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A review by jayati
His Billionaire Bride by Madeline Ash
5.0
Disclaimer: I received this book as an ARC from Netgalley but that in no way affects my options on the book.
This book tore me apart and made me an emotional wreck.
In some ways, this book was agonisingly slow and in others, it was way too fast and I needed a moment to breathe before I moved ahead.
Carrie is a smart, intelligent woman who has worked her way up and has been ranked as one of the top 10 female businesswoman in California. She is used to being in control of her life and everything around her but, that control is taken out of her hand with a sudden jerk as Edwin Prince appears in her life.
Edwin is brilliant - he is artistic and he's great at what he does too. He feels and makes others feel in a way they are not used to and pushes them out of their comfort zones sometimes.
There is an instant chemistry between Edwin and Carrie, which, we learn has been felt even from across the dance floor and as Carrie decides to sit for Edwin and et him make a portrait of her, the intense energy explodes and leads to more.
There are complications and unsurity. This book is more than just clichés and it deals with some important issues in a Avery sensible manner,
This book was wonderful and I am so glad I had the opportunity to read it as it filled me with joy and wonder.
This book tore me apart and made me an emotional wreck.
In some ways, this book was agonisingly slow and in others, it was way too fast and I needed a moment to breathe before I moved ahead.
Carrie is a smart, intelligent woman who has worked her way up and has been ranked as one of the top 10 female businesswoman in California. She is used to being in control of her life and everything around her but, that control is taken out of her hand with a sudden jerk as Edwin Prince appears in her life.
Edwin is brilliant - he is artistic and he's great at what he does too. He feels and makes others feel in a way they are not used to and pushes them out of their comfort zones sometimes.
There is an instant chemistry between Edwin and Carrie, which, we learn has been felt even from across the dance floor and as Carrie decides to sit for Edwin and et him make a portrait of her, the intense energy explodes and leads to more.
There are complications and unsurity. This book is more than just clichés and it deals with some important issues in a Avery sensible manner,
This book was wonderful and I am so glad I had the opportunity to read it as it filled me with joy and wonder.