James Brock (1)

After losing his boyfriend to his best friend and then also losing his job Wyatt Taylor lands a job as assistant to powerful business tycoon, William Bowen. He is quickly thrown into a world of jet set travel, expensive clothes and entertaining clients. Although Wyatt is given little to no direction about his responsibilities as Bowen's "Assistant" Wyatt does his best (while taking full advantage of the perks)to go along with what ever his boss wants.

William Bowen is both rich and powerful as well as good looking not to mention cold. With an estate, private plane, and clients worldwide why must his taste in men be so questionable? And what does he really want from Wyatt? When the truth comes out Wyatt discovers things aren't always what they seem when money, friends and Xanax are involved.


This book had me laughing so hard. I was so surprised how much I enjoyed it with the price being so low. It was definitely worth it. The main character Wyatt, although an idiot, was so likable and funny I couldn't help but root for him (while also wanting to knock him upside his head).

My favorite part of the entire book though was the endless nicknames Wyatt had for his two roommates/exes (ex-boyfriend and ex-best friend). Every time he mentioned them, which was a lot, he had a different combination for them. It wasn't until the end of the book you found out their actual names. If you just want a fun read this is the book.… (mer)

Tailor Made is a funny romp about a naïve, and slutty young man suddenly thrown into the shark pool of business.

Wyatt is unemployed and available, meaning that with the recent economic downfall, he found his job cut like many others. His current job, after his business degree that truth be told didn’t teach him nothing of useful. Instead his previous career, the one he did to pay his study, taught him a lot: Wyatt was a porn star. Now it was actually easy for Wyatt since he would have sex anyway, he plenty enjoys to have sex whenever and with whoever he fancies at the moment. So when Wyatt lands this new job as special personal assistant of William Bowen, he doesn’t question much why his only apparent job is to be nice to William’s business associates; and if most often than not he ends having sex with them, for which he receives nice money gifts, again, Wyatt’s naiveté makes him things it’s only a fringe benefits of his role.

We follow Wyatt’s adventures with a smile on the face since he is so innocent and yet so scandalous that you can only smile to his antics. One time Wyatt’s conscience makes him try to leave the job, he still hasn’t understood what is actually happening, but he does wonder something strange is going on, but when William doubles the offer of tailor made suits, plus a company card and a no limit credit card, what a boy has to do, if not say thank you and fly to Lady GaGa’s concert in a private jet?

Even if I lost count on how many men Wyatt did sleep during the novel, sex is not actually the main reason for this novel; it’s more a funny tale than an erotic romance, and even if sex happens, it’s not detailed to the reader. And even if Wyatt has a love interest in the story, this novel is pretty much focused on only Wyatt, he is the one and only, and even if he is dumb, you will see that, in the end, he is the smartest of everyone since he will manage to land exactly what he was searching from the beginning, a wealthy husband that will allow him to be the queen of the house, and like Queen Elizabeth (I and II) teaches, with all the power in his hands.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/161845076X/?tag=elimyrevandra-20… (mer)