Genre: Romantic
Suspense
Description:
“An
ethically-challenged sister . . .
A father who's on the lam . . .
A mother who's barely speaking to her . . .
And a federal agent who wants to bed her . . .
What's a former billionaire's daughter to do?
Nina Roth is having a horrible day. Actually, make that a horrible
week. In fact, make it a horrible year. Unemployed? Check. About to be
homeless? Check. Father's an international pariah and Nina's guilty by
association? Check. What's a former billionaire's daughter to do? The only
thing she can--swallow her fear, ignore that little voice inside her head
telling her all is not as it seems, and embark on an international manhunt that
will either save her life or destroy it, once and for all.”
Author:
An attorney working in the entertainment industry (aka a “Hollywood
Lawyer”) by day, Beth Orsoff writes chick lit, romantic comedy, romantic
suspense … pretty much anything with humor and romance both in the mix. She
lives in Los Angeles where she chases her toddler around in her spare time. Or
maybe that's writes in her spare time.
For more, visit Orsoff's website.
Appraisal:
This was a fun read. Part of me liked to imagine the billionaire of
the story was Donald Trump. He clearly wasn't, but had a few random things in
common with Trump including two daughters with different mothers, the youngest
named Tiffany. It was easy and more than a bit fun to imagine an FBI
investigation sending him on the run, even though it never did.
Knowing this was romantic suspense meant I thought I knew how some of
the story, specifically the romance part, was going to come together, even if I
had a hard time seeing how that was going to happen through much of the book. I
wasn't exactly wrong about that, but more wrong than right. I was even farther
off in how the suspense part of the story was going to conclude. As you might
gather, if you like stories to surprise you, taking twists and turns that keep
you on your toes, The Billionaire Who Wasn't fits the bill.
Buy now
from: Amazon US Amazon UK
FYI:
Some adult language.
Original review posted on December 30, 2016.
Format/Typo
Issues:
No significant issues.
Rating: *****
Five Stars
Reviewed
by: BigAl
Approximate word count: 75-80,000 words
1 comment:
Having a bit of a bad month myself. This sounds like good escapism fiction!!!
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