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A review by girlwithhearteyes
The Fortune Hunter by Jasmine Haynes
4.25
4.25 stars
A contemporary marriage of convenience romance where sex is very much part of the bargain. He’s marrying her to buy into the family company, and she’s marrying him because she wants to start a family. (Just go with it.)
So… I liked this a lot more than I expected. Something about the writing style gave me nostalgic Harlequin/Mills & Boon vibes (this is not a bad thing), except with 10x more 🔥 that happened to be relevant to the plot and character/relationship development. The story has a good amount of tension but wasn’t overly angsty.
I really enjoyed the relationship between Faith and Connor as well. They were both honest with each other going into the arrangement, and refreshingly the main source of conflict wasn’t A Very Big Misunderstanding.
The vibe might read cheesy to some, but it worked for me and I’ll be checking out other books by Jasmine Hayne.
A contemporary marriage of convenience romance where sex is very much part of the bargain. He’s marrying her to buy into the family company, and she’s marrying him because she wants to start a family. (Just go with it.)
So… I liked this a lot more than I expected. Something about the writing style gave me nostalgic Harlequin/Mills & Boon vibes (this is not a bad thing), except with 10x more 🔥 that happened to be relevant to the plot and character/relationship development. The story has a good amount of tension but wasn’t overly angsty.
I really enjoyed the relationship between Faith and Connor as well. They were both honest with each other going into the arrangement, and refreshingly the main source of conflict wasn’t A Very Big Misunderstanding.
The vibe might read cheesy to some, but it worked for me and I’ll be checking out other books by Jasmine Hayne.