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Title: The Billionaire and the Best Friend
Series: The Billionaire & The Best Friend #1-3
Author: Nikki Steele
Publication Date: November 15/15
Length: 147pgs
Genre: contemporary romance
Shelf: review
Rating: ★★★★
Back Cover Blurb:
This novella sized box set includes the complete Billionaire and the Best Friend Trilogy. It’s full of hot, sizzling action for 18+ readers only—if this is not your thing, please be warned.
When Tiffany's best friend sends her on a blind date with a handsome Billionaire, she thinks all her dreams have come true. It’s like she’s starring in her very own Fifty Shades of Grey, complete with sexy BDSM fetishes and all.
But there’s a difference between fiction and real life; sometimes what you fantasize about isn't what you want in reality. When the billionaire’s kinks become too much, will she be brave enough to walk away?
Then there’s the best friend. There’s something stirring there. She’s starting to notice him in a whole new light. But if she acts on it, will it ruin their friendship?
BDSM experimentation in this book includes bondage, whipping, handcuffs, blindfolds, clamping, hot and cold play, and of course lots and lots of smoking hot sex!
My Review:
Steele writes this tale with a flair and dose of heat that really draws you in. I enjoyed how this story blends fiction with reality. The way in which the characters interact with one another was both engaging and appropriate for the story at hand. I liked how we got to know them as they get to know one another, while also getting a bit more insight. The evolution of Tiff’s character throughout was a blast. At times I wanted to yell at her for her choices, at others I cheered her on. At the same time, the twists and turns that Steel threw into the mix were fantastic. The realism and excitement of the story mixed with the hard hitting aspects of it. The suspenseful interludes made the ending all the more poignant and heartfelt. The differentiation between BDSM and abuse become more clear, especially with respect to the story at hand and furthered the tale .
Overall, this was a hot, engaging story. Steele writes on the edge, mixing the acceptable with going too far.
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