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A review by caribbean_skye
Her First Billionaire by Julia Kent
2.0
I bought this book as a free book on amazon on 7 June 2013.
Thinking that I should read some of the thousand plus books I downloaded, this was one of the first ones I read.
Based on the description of the book, I thought it would be somewhat funny. After all, you have Laura, a full-figured woman who is seemingly secure in her body searching online for a date. Can she find him?
Little did I look and realise it is a novella, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but I think had it been more fleshed out it could possibly be better.
Not only did I not find it amusing at all. But I find it hard to believe that Dylan, would be instantly attracted to her. That's not to say that she's not attractive but that despite him having gone on previous dates that didn't go well (only description is the "jersey shore" types) why would he be instantly attracted to her. Nothing in his history that we've been told suggests that he finds full-figured women as attractive as their more slender counterparts.
For a novella, I did enjoy this novel, however I didn't enjoy it enough to want to pay for the second installment in this series. Had it been better fleshed out in some areas I would certainly give it more than 2 stars.
NB: There are a couple of typos in the copy I read.
Thinking that I should read some of the thousand plus books I downloaded, this was one of the first ones I read.
Based on the description of the book, I thought it would be somewhat funny. After all, you have Laura, a full-figured woman who is seemingly secure in her body searching online for a date. Can she find him?
Little did I look and realise it is a novella, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but I think had it been more fleshed out it could possibly be better.
Not only did I not find it amusing at all. But I find it hard to believe that Dylan, would be instantly attracted to her. That's not to say that she's not attractive but that despite him having gone on previous dates that didn't go well (only description is the "jersey shore" types) why would he be instantly attracted to her. Nothing in his history that we've been told suggests that he finds full-figured women as attractive as their more slender counterparts.
For a novella, I did enjoy this novel, however I didn't enjoy it enough to want to pay for the second installment in this series. Had it been better fleshed out in some areas I would certainly give it more than 2 stars.
NB: There are a couple of typos in the copy I read.