SO SWEET: A Sugar Baby Novella by Rebekah Weatherspoon
Desperate times call for desperate measures...
And desperate is the only way to describe Kayla Davis's current situation. Out of work and almost out of money to cover her bills, Kayla finally caves to her roommate's nagging and follows her to Arrangements, an online dating site that matches pretty young women with older men of a certain tax bracket.
Convinced this "make-rent-quick" scheme will surely fail—or saddle her with an 80 year old boyfriend—Kayla is shocked when Michael Bradbury, Internet billionaire and stone-cold salt and pepper fox, offers her a solution to all her financial troubles. It's hard enough for Kayla to accept his generosity, but what's a girl to do when the wealthiest man she's ever met is a dream in and outside of the bedroom?
And desperate is the only way to describe Kayla Davis's current situation. Out of work and almost out of money to cover her bills, Kayla finally caves to her roommate's nagging and follows her to Arrangements, an online dating site that matches pretty young women with older men of a certain tax bracket.
Convinced this "make-rent-quick" scheme will surely fail—or saddle her with an 80 year old boyfriend—Kayla is shocked when Michael Bradbury, Internet billionaire and stone-cold salt and pepper fox, offers her a solution to all her financial troubles. It's hard enough for Kayla to accept his generosity, but what's a girl to do when the wealthiest man she's ever met is a dream in and outside of the bedroom?
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This review is from: SO SWEET: A Sugar Baby Novella (Kindle Edition)
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I have to say I felt like I was missing details. I didn't realize until the end that the main character was african american. I like the premise. I thought it was witty and funny. I think if the author had more details of the characters to start that it would be a 5 star book. If it was mentioned, I missed it. I'm not saying it's a problem or that I liked the book any less. I feel that I had a picture of the character the whole book and that I was shocked at the end to find I was wrong. I'm just saying, reading a whole book, and finding out my thoughts on the character are wrong, shock me. Either way, the whole story, I thought the characters were funny, witty and romantic. This was a very fun romantic read. I would love to see everyone read this, like I said, it certainly needed more details in the beginning for the characters. In all, Michael was a sexy billionaire I loved to fall in love with. Kayla was smart and a great character. I loved her! I'm certainly interested in more of these characters! I did love the story. If the author spends more time describing characters, we have some 5 star material!!!
Read this book!
I have to say I felt like I was missing details. I didn't realize until the end that the main character was african american. I like the premise. I thought it was witty and funny. I think if the author had more details of the characters to start that it would be a 5 star book. If it was mentioned, I missed it. I'm not saying it's a problem or that I liked the book any less. I feel that I had a picture of the character the whole book and that I was shocked at the end to find I was wrong. I'm just saying, reading a whole book, and finding out my thoughts on the character are wrong, shock me. Either way, the whole story, I thought the characters were funny, witty and romantic. This was a very fun romantic read. I would love to see everyone read this, like I said, it certainly needed more details in the beginning for the characters. In all, Michael was a sexy billionaire I loved to fall in love with. Kayla was smart and a great character. I loved her! I'm certainly interested in more of these characters! I did love the story. If the author spends more time describing characters, we have some 5 star material!!!
Read this book!
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