Not bad, and the relationship between the protagonists didn't squick me out, but it could have been a bit longer to give them time to fall in love a little more realistically. ( )

I can't remember the last time I've been so passionately angry about a book, but reading, no, persevering through 'Fated Attraction' gave me the belief that anybody in their right mind could have the capability of being an author.

It started off ok: a girl being accidentally knocked by the car of a dark and handsome stranger, while escaping a man who's been looking after her financial interests. The guy who knocks her over then takes her into his house and hires her as his secretary, however then, things get a bit strange, as she struggles over how to tell him that she's actually a wealthy middle class woman, who's taking a job with him to prove a point to her brother, who's holding back the family inheritance from her.

There's very little of the Mills & Boon genre in here, and as later events transpire, her brother turns out to only be her half brother, and also the half brother of the man she ends up falling in love with. It's a ridiculous read, shallow, poorly constructed and just... absolutely terrible. If you come across this book, burn it. ( )