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A review by ladystephm
A Little Bit Wicked by Melissa Foster
4.0
Chloe, known to some as Uptown Girl, is a hardworking independent woman who makes an effort to ensure that she doesn't turn out like her man focused mother. In an effort to prevent history repeating itself, she insists on dating only businessmen, rather than bad boy types, like the flirtatious Justin.
Justin, best known as Maverick, wants nothing more than for Chloe to see that he is the right man for her. But if she has to waste her time on dates with boring suits he'll bide his time until she saw him for who he truly was. It's not until they have a heart-to-heart after Chloe's work meeting at the local pub, that Chloe begins to see how big Justin's heart is and that appearances aren't what they seem.
While their past hasn't necessarily defined them, both Chloe and Justin have definitely created lives that was due to the experiences of their past, and it's to be seen whether they can move beyond their past to be truly happy.
I know whenever I open a Melissa Foster book I'll fall in love and refuse to put the book down. This book is no different, you're invested from the beginning and want Chloe to come to her senses but don't want the story to end just yet.
Disclosure: At my request, I have received an advance copy of this book for review purposes from Beck Valley Books Book Tours. I am not being financially compensation for this post, all opinions expressed are my own honest opinion.
Justin, best known as Maverick, wants nothing more than for Chloe to see that he is the right man for her. But if she has to waste her time on dates with boring suits he'll bide his time until she saw him for who he truly was. It's not until they have a heart-to-heart after Chloe's work meeting at the local pub, that Chloe begins to see how big Justin's heart is and that appearances aren't what they seem.
While their past hasn't necessarily defined them, both Chloe and Justin have definitely created lives that was due to the experiences of their past, and it's to be seen whether they can move beyond their past to be truly happy.
I know whenever I open a Melissa Foster book I'll fall in love and refuse to put the book down. This book is no different, you're invested from the beginning and want Chloe to come to her senses but don't want the story to end just yet.
Disclosure: At my request, I have received an advance copy of this book for review purposes from Beck Valley Books Book Tours. I am not being financially compensation for this post, all opinions expressed are my own honest opinion.