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Whispered Surrender (Sinful Duets Book 1) by Via Mari – Review by Paloma Fierro

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Jay works as the security head of a billionaire, he is intelligent and knows that the people who give him orders are good at what they do and face constant danger from within their own organizations and outside enemies. Oh but destiny is cruel, he falls for one of his boss girls, even when the boss does not care at all about the girl, now he must face the angel that haunts his dreams.

 

Sasha is a ballerina, she loves what ballet brings to her life discipline, steadiness, and something that does not leave her. Daughter of a mafia boss, but illegitimate, has to make do by herself and this has given her the constant sensation that she won’t ever be enough as a woman to be loved and protected. 

 

This strangers to lovers story is full of action and dom/sub play that you won’t be able to stop reading. 

Jake (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 1) by Toni Denise – Review by Paloma Fierro

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Jake (Billionaire Blind Dates Book 1)Jake by Toni Denise

My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This book is the first of the Billionaire Blind Dates series where Jake meets Lauren under the most unexpected circumstances.
Jake is a charismatic businessman that does not have anything to wish for, but on the romantic side of his life the shallow encounters with women that only see in him money to be spent has reached his limits. Aware of the predicament presented, Jake relies on his best friends to look for an answer.
Lauren is an assistant with a handful of perks, a mean roommate and a non-existent relationship with her mother, which makes her wonder how much harder life can get. She sees herself as a woman with potential to achieve whatever she puts her mind to, even when life has not given her all in silver plate.
Both guided by the curiosity presented by their respective friends go to an exclusive restaurant called The Blind Date, where you must be in the dark with no information or contact of the date in front of you. This concept allows the subjects to create a genuine connection with the opposite side without the distraction of physical appearance, but at the same time the lack of visual aids such as body language and expression represent a challenge in the search of significant love.
Will the unique personalities of the characters be compatible? Will the social conventions surrounding them make them fall apart?

 

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