Freaking genius! ( )

A refreshing book from a the male POV. Drew is a gorgeous, blunt, man-whore. He's a one night stand guy with a great job, awesome family, & small circle of close friends. He makes no bones about getting laid and has rules for himself. Women flock to him until one night in a bar he sees a woman he must have. She is having none of it and he's a little taken aback because he's never been turned down. Low & behold she's the new employee at Drew's family's firm. One of Drew's rules is no screwing where you work. Kate has no interest in him and has a fiancee'. In competition with each other for customer accounts, they spend more time together and fight tooth & nail but also start a friendship which is a weird concept for Drew. Determined to woo her, Drew has his work cut out for him. His narrative is hilarious, informative, & sounds exactly like some men I personally know. The book was fun and I wasn't sure whether to root for Drew or Kate. The book didn't end in a cliffhanger but there are three more in the series I look forward to reading. ( )

You think you know how a man thinks? Wait until you meet Drew! Drew gives a point of view that will enlighten women everywhere. So good, so hot, and so worth reading again! ( )

Sebastian York always gets to read the books written like this from the male point of view - and for good reason. He has that lazy cheeky voice. He is still able to inhabit this character, despite the many times I've heard him narrate.

This is a great alpha male romantic comedy. I enjoyed it heaps though it waned a bit towards the end. ( )

We're reaching the point where I can no longer tell if contemporary romances began as fanfiction; the tropes are all there here, but I'd also believe it wasn't.

Anyway, this was pretty stupid, but I am kind of a sucker for guy-POV romances and some of the narrative techniques were a little clever. The heroine is way too good for this guy, though. ( )