Rebecca James is done dating jerks.
When she meets billionaire Bart Morgan during a chance encounter, she mistakingly believes it’s a sign her life is about to turn around. All she has to do is find him again and do whatever it takes to make him hers.
Bart doesn’t mind another woman lining up for a chance in his bed, though he’s certainly not looking for a relationship. But there’s something different about the unusually sweet Rebecca and her faith in happily ever afters that has Bart second-guessing his “no relationships” rule.
Will Rebecca James show him what happiness is all about, or will risking his casual encounters for a serious relationship prove disastrous for them both?
My opinion:
I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review
Rebecca James was bored with her life and needed a change. She decided to enroll at FIU for an engineering degree and find a man who'd treat her like his princess. Her friends dared her to do something that was out of her element which led her to her prince charming, Bart Morgan. Rebecca saw it as a sign from fate so she went after him. Bart wasn't used on people like her, she was so sweet, honest and unprivileged. Even though he enjoyed her company a lot, the way he grew up led him to make poor decisions and insult her various times. Her love for him wasn't enough to keep the relationship going. Bart's family showed him how wrong he was and what he would be missing by letting her go. In the end, he had to decide if he'd be like his father or his siblings.
It's the thirteenth book of the Morgan House series. This one is about the Italian family member Bart and Rebecca. It has a few similarities with the other books: such as the fact that he refused to be in love and the part with their "dead" sister. This book doesn't contain any family drama, it has mostly happy times and it's focused on the romantic part. Something that made an impression on me was the female character with her no filter mouth, her determination, and her sweet innocence. Bart is my least favorite Morgan character, he was such a snob prick. In general, it's a nice story, I highly recommend it and I will rate it with 4 stars.
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