A review by booked_deafkailyn
Secrets of a Billionaire by Eva Winners

adventurous challenging dark emotional mysterious reflective sad tense medium-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? Character
• Strong character development? Yes
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? Yes
• Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

5.0

From page 1, I was attracted with Winston and his character. He behaved like a jerk, yet the underlying reasons for his behavior and personality flaws were well-defined and valid. And, as you might expect, talking about those issues was a no-good. I do think he does not have good communication or commitment skills either. 

Billie, however, was a little more complicated. She was your typical girl, interested in the bad boy. Then, when she got burned, her choices made her a little less than likable. Regardless, considering her background in great family and have told models, it kind of made sense.

As the story progressed along with time, I couldn't help but grow increasingly mad for both characters. They could not able to talk to each other with fully communication.

As a whole, I really enjoyed the story, learning more about Winston's tough background and his ongoing journey. And then, Billie, you have to wonder how one person can find themselves in the sort of trouble she does, and still walk away whole. She's a smart woman, who makes really bad decisions, and while it's not comical, it does make you shake your head. Highly recommend to read this book.