Brazen

This is book one in The Fake Date Trillionaires Single Play boys Series and it is Charlie and Hope's story and what a great start to a new series and it is definitely a must read. Charlie had decided to walk away from his job as a pilot as he has had enough of answering to bosses and doing so many hours and missing time with his family so his last flight was to Paris. Hope is a nervous flier but spending time with Charlie and having a fling with him in Paris was just what she needed and now a week later and she is back at work in the advertising department after landing the account only to get a shock when she is fired as she didn't know who Charlie was and that is how Charlie wants to help her and asks her to be his fake fiance but even though she doesn't think that it is a good idea she really doesn't have a choice as she needs money to be able to pay her bills. The more time that Charlie and Hope spend together the stronger there feelings for each other grows but will they ever get to really be together without all the smoke and mirrors and the different situation that they have put themselves in only time will tell what the outcome would be. I absolutely loved this book and I couldn't put it down and found myself hoping that they will get the happy ending that they both to and I can't wait to read the next book in this series. Victoria Pinder is an amazing author and writer and I definitely recommend you read this book and others by her and you will definitely not be disappointed. I Voluntarily Reviewed a copy of this book.

This is the story of Charlie Norouzi and Hope Williams, who meet on a flight to Paris. After sharing some very steamy days there, Hope returns to the States to find that she has been fired for having a physical relationship with a client. It is then that she discovers that Charlie is more than a pilot. While I liked this book, I did not find it to be up to the standards that I expected from this author. There were so many open door bedroom scenes throughout this novel that I actually started skipping pages. Instead of complementing the plot, the bedroom scenes proved a detraction from the storyline. In short, Brazen was okay, but nothing to brag about. 3 stars.