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A review by rhreviewer91
Champagne Venom by Nicole Fox
5.0
Such a great read!!
I almost didn't bother leaving a written review for this book because I want to dive into the second one ASAP, so badly!! But, I'll calm myself, take a deep breath, and write a little something.
The main female character, Paige, has basically hit rock bottom. Her 'husband' has left her. She's broke, homeless, and hungry. She has things lined up for herself, but it'll take a little bit of time to get her feet back on the ground. After tangling with a snobby little French man, she encounters a mysterious, dangerous looking man. He decides to help her out a little. That little bit of help eventually leads to more. More becomes a one night stand, which ends up becoming much more than that, as well!
Paige and her 'mystery man', the new Don of the Bratva, are both stubborn and keep butting heads. Feelings start secretly forming, though, and making things more complicated. Thankfully, this book is multiple POV, so you get into the minds of both of them.
The end of this book is "mind blowing", so if you'll excuse me, I need to jump into book #2!!!
I almost didn't bother leaving a written review for this book because I want to dive into the second one ASAP, so badly!! But, I'll calm myself, take a deep breath, and write a little something.
The main female character, Paige, has basically hit rock bottom. Her 'husband' has left her. She's broke, homeless, and hungry. She has things lined up for herself, but it'll take a little bit of time to get her feet back on the ground. After tangling with a snobby little French man, she encounters a mysterious, dangerous looking man. He decides to help her out a little. That little bit of help eventually leads to more. More becomes a one night stand, which ends up becoming much more than that, as well!
Paige and her 'mystery man', the new Don of the Bratva, are both stubborn and keep butting heads. Feelings start secretly forming, though, and making things more complicated. Thankfully, this book is multiple POV, so you get into the minds of both of them.
The end of this book is "mind blowing", so if you'll excuse me, I need to jump into book #2!!!