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A review by asmittenreader
Mr. Wicked by Marni Mann
5.0
One Night Stand
Enemies to Lovers
Playboy Billionaire
Beloved Social Media Influencer
Jovana & Grayson are dynamite & pure fire. The push & pull, back & forth, fire & ice, fight & flight, back & forth was amazing. These two outwardly appear to be COMPLETE opposites - social economic status, relationship outlook, etc; but they connect on a more molecular level that took a lot of time to unearth.
Grayson is anti love, anti relationship, and super pro "bone" oh. His goal is pleasure, not promises. He is a billionaire & kind of a playboy, which doesn't bode well when you are the founder of a dating app.
Jovana is much more traditional; she wants to swoony gestures & to have her feet swept. She lives paycheck to paycheck and works numerous jobs to acquire those checks.
These two have a glorious night of passion together. Jovana thought there could be more, of which Grayson so rudely diminished. He goes off & gets some bad press and is told in order to turn his image & he companies bottom line around, he has to get married and it has to appear that they met on the app. The business owners & PR team grab drinks to discuss this further at the bar that Jovana works at, the chemistry between G&J being super strong - so the PR manager clearly decides that Jovana is the right woman for the job.
Then the fake fating, fake engagement, & ultimately fake wedding was planned.
My favorite part about this story was that Jovana took absolutely no bullshit. She gave as well as she took. She teased as well as she was teased. She literally put him under her shoe. She knew she had the power. It was HIS reputation & HIS company that would benefit from this. She has no actual stakes except some financial freedom, but in the end, she would be piecing her image back together.
I enjoyed watching Grayson fight his feelings and think he was in control. I loved watching this hard as Ice man, melt, and mold to Jovanas every whim.
The ending about who wrote the incriminating article actually surprised me. I did NOT see that coming, so that truly entertained me. I loved it so much.
Go friggin read this.
Enemies to Lovers
Playboy Billionaire
Beloved Social Media Influencer
Jovana & Grayson are dynamite & pure fire. The push & pull, back & forth, fire & ice, fight & flight, back & forth was amazing. These two outwardly appear to be COMPLETE opposites - social economic status, relationship outlook, etc; but they connect on a more molecular level that took a lot of time to unearth.
Grayson is anti love, anti relationship, and super pro "bone" oh. His goal is pleasure, not promises. He is a billionaire & kind of a playboy, which doesn't bode well when you are the founder of a dating app.
Jovana is much more traditional; she wants to swoony gestures & to have her feet swept. She lives paycheck to paycheck and works numerous jobs to acquire those checks.
These two have a glorious night of passion together. Jovana thought there could be more, of which Grayson so rudely diminished. He goes off & gets some bad press and is told in order to turn his image & he companies bottom line around, he has to get married and it has to appear that they met on the app. The business owners & PR team grab drinks to discuss this further at the bar that Jovana works at, the chemistry between G&J being super strong - so the PR manager clearly decides that Jovana is the right woman for the job.
Then the fake fating, fake engagement, & ultimately fake wedding was planned.
My favorite part about this story was that Jovana took absolutely no bullshit. She gave as well as she took. She teased as well as she was teased. She literally put him under her shoe. She knew she had the power. It was HIS reputation & HIS company that would benefit from this. She has no actual stakes except some financial freedom, but in the end, she would be piecing her image back together.
I enjoyed watching Grayson fight his feelings and think he was in control. I loved watching this hard as Ice man, melt, and mold to Jovanas every whim.
The ending about who wrote the incriminating article actually surprised me. I did NOT see that coming, so that truly entertained me. I loved it so much.
Go friggin read this.