Book Review: The Proposition by J.C. Harroway
- Kristen Lewendon
- Nov 1, 2019
- 2 min read
The Billionaires Club Book 3
In the second installment of The Billionaires Club quartet, arrogant tycoon Sebastian Dumont risks everything for one night with an exquisite dancer…whose dark fantasy leaves him wanting more.
Love is a risk I will never take, a prize too good for a man who betrayed his family. That’s why I prefer to keep things transactional. So when I see an exquisite dancer in the exclusive Parisian billionaires club, turning her burlesque into an erotic art form, I’ll give whatever it takes to have her…
She is mine for one night, to do with as I please. But following my commands seems to bring her as much pleasure as it does me. And I can’t help wondering at her performance. She almost makes me believe this is a fantasy of her own making.
I’m not ready to let her go after just one night, but I never imagined my hunt would lead me to New York City, or to a restrained and disciplined ballerina. Stoking the fire that rages between us could be the biggest risk I’ve ever taken…one that may cost me everything, including my damaged heart.
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My Review:
Urk! This pair. They’re perfect opposites and perfectly perfect for one another. Both Orla and Cam have some deep-seated issues with their fathers that have managed to color every relationship in their lives. Can Cam’s more free-spirited approach prove to Orla that she doesn’t need to work so hard; doesn’t have to prove anything to anyone? And can Orla show him that his inheritance isn’t a prison sentence? This is one of my favorite kinds of stories: where our leading couple think they’re going to escape without being infected by emotions. You know from the start that that they’re going to learn just how uncontrollable life really is. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book through NetGalley.
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