This book actually had a lot going on. It was simultaneously predictable while also keeping me pretty engaged and on my toes.

Revenge is the name of the game. And Alex is the game master. Alex wants revenge on the woman who broke apart his family years ago. She slept with his father, stole company secrets, bankrupted the business, and drove Alex’s mother away. Now that he’s all grown up and with companies and money of his own, he wants revenge. And he’s willing to use Natalie to get it. Natalie is the goddaughter of the woman Alex is trying to destroy. Alex becomes her boss and starts the game. But of course, he falls for Natalie. And when it appears she’s a spy, he doesn’t end up on the right side of things.

I will give him credit for figuring out he was wrong. And for figuring out that he would need to do some serious groveling to get back on her good side. But for me, he had crossed a line and forgiveness shouldn’t have even been an option. But these two crazy kids work thing out somehow and get their HEA. Let’s just say that Natalie is FAR more forgiving than I would have been. Because Alex REALLY messed up. ( )