Beauty and the Billionaire by Jessica Clare

Now, this could be because I just got a Mobi format, not specifically through Kindle. Quick and friendly.īut the e copy I got had no cover, had instructions to insert certain things, had the name Jessica Madden as the author, so I am not really sure it was the final final. I received this book through a DA random drawing.

If you're seeking for a good light romance and a modern tale of Beauty and the Beast, this book can never go wrong with it. Cleverly written, fast paced and easy enough to like. Hunter is the most intriguing character in the story next to the vibrant Gretchen who despite all odds about her hating her job as a ghostwriter to a trashy pulp science fiction, she found herself intrigued by the 1800s letters which turn out to be a correspondent between two lovers and their explicit letters about themselves and also to the owner of the mansion.įor a light reading, I do found this book enjoyable and even if its cliched and often predictable, the interaction between the characters were never bland or boring. And yes, this is a premise for Beauty and the Beast. It is creepy but mostly because Hunter was an outcast and kept himself in the shadow because of his past that left his face scarred like the phantom of the opera. When his friend Logan brought Bronte to the secret club as a show of trust, he managed to obtain several new information about the girl -particularly about being a ghostwriter- and end up setting a trap for her by buying a publishing house and offering her a chance to write a book about a boxful of letters he secretly bought for her but claimed he found it in his house.

A while back, Bronte and her new friend Gretchen was picking up some boxes of books from a mansion and the recluse owner eavesdropped into the conversation and find himself intrigue with one of the girl. Another instalment from the Billionaire series, but this time it does around the events in the previous book.

Beauty and the Billionaire by Jessica Clare