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9 to 5 Hidden agendas... The personal assistant: When Sara caught her fiancé being unfaithful with her cousin, she felt doubly betrayed. Her boss: Almost miraculously, Alex Rossini was on hand to help Sara pick up the pieces. However, having worked for Alex for some time now, she knew he never did anything without expecting something in return. So why was she surprised when he revealed that he was prepared to pay the cost of having her-be it money or marriage? Business or pleasure? Sara show more wanted Alex so badly, she would have given herself to him with no strings attached. But in order to win Alex, she would have to play his game-and choose her price... show lessTags
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This was a very well written book. The story was tight and the plot was well developed and made total sense. There was drama but no drama for drama's sake. The hero, Alex, loves his secretary Sara, and the minute she breaks her engagement to another man he swoops in and hustles her into marriage. He had some real asshatty moments but what was cool was that eventually the heroine figured out that he had a pattern and she called him on it. That was one of the examples of why the book was so well written. You could look back and see along with the heroine that his asshat moments were always of the same type and they were something that totally made sense that a man would feel and his reaction was very realistic.
The heroine was not at all a show more spineless wimp as is often the case with LG. Sure she was unable to deny him sexually but she stood up for herself on all other counts and really had him dancing to her tune most of the time. She made her share of mistakes in the relationship too but they were well written mistakes and made sense.
Even though the book was written totally in her POV you could easily tell what was going on with the hero. You knew all along that he loved her.
The ending surprised me in a good way. I thought huh? really? I totally didn't expect something that happened there. The ending was not rushed and every emotion was played out and discussed. Loved it and highly recommend it. show less
The heroine was not at all a show more spineless wimp as is often the case with LG. Sure she was unable to deny him sexually but she stood up for herself on all other counts and really had him dancing to her tune most of the time. She made her share of mistakes in the relationship too but they were well written mistakes and made sense.
Even though the book was written totally in her POV you could easily tell what was going on with the hero. You knew all along that he loved her.
The ending surprised me in a good way. I thought huh? really? I totally didn't expect something that happened there. The ending was not rushed and every emotion was played out and discussed. Loved it and highly recommend it. show less
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Harlequin Presents (1835)
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- Canonical title
- The Trophy Husband
- Original publication date
- 1996-06
- People/Characters
- Alex Rossini; Sara Lacey
- Important places
- London, England, UK; Venice, Veneto, Italy
- First words
- Sara paid off the taxi in a breathless rush and raced up the stairs to the flat she shared with Antonia.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)She gave herself up blissfully to sensation instead.
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- Dutch, English, Swedish
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- Paper, Ebook
- ISBNs
- 13
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