Fooling Around

Noelle Adams

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Release date : May 17, 2016

Rating : 4 Stars

Eric Vincent isn’t in the habit of asking for help. As the founder of a lucrative sports videogame franchise, he’s accustomed to getting his way and enjoying the fruits of his hard-earned success. Then all his illusions of dominance are shattered by a skiing accident that leaves him hobbled, facing a string of surgeries and months of immobility. The only way he’s going to survive is with someone by his side to anticipate his every desire. Someone who will devote every waking second to his comfort. Someone like Julie Nelson . . . Julie’s life revolves around other people: her students, her parents, her sister. But even she has her limits. Julie has zero interest in playing personal assistant to Eric Vincent, a man who’s as arrogant as he is charismatic . . . until he ups the salary to one million dollars for three months’ work. Soon Julie’s struggling to bite her tongue—and resist the chemistry that draws her to Eric. But after one scorching kiss, Julie decides it’s finally her turn to be selfish. And this time, she’s going to get what she wants.

Fooling Around by Noelle Adams was a refreshing read. Even if there were many chliches within the story, the plot still worked out. It was my first book by this author and I enjoyed it very much.

Especially after reading several books that did not hit my personal charts this book came like a light in the dark. The writing was flawless and fluent – no complains here.

And the author developed interesting characters – Where Julie first appears bleak and weak – she turned out to be strong and when the first impression of Eric is that of an arrogant son of a B**** later the reader will learn that in fact he is loving and caring.

The only downer was that I felt the issues around Erics daughter were not solved to my satisfaction.

A very recommendable read

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