Dirty Rich Cinderella Story by Lisa Renee Jones
This review is from 2018 and is kept here for reference. Titles, prices and availability may have changed.
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- Stars
- ★★★★★
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- Contemporary
- Series
- Part of a Series, SpinOff, Standalone
Recommendation
Lisa Renee Jones has this way of taking a supposed one night stand, and making an absolute meal out of it. Her sex scenes are so masterfully drawn out, they are a sweet form of torture. She certainly doesn’t disappoint with Dirty Rich Cinderella Story. This is the second book in her Dirty Rich series (check out my review of Dirty Rich One Night Stand, too) but you do not have to read DRONS to enjoy this book. In addition, it’s a spinoff of her Walker security series, which you also do not need to read to enjoy this series (although there are cameo appearances of the Walker men that are fun when you have read their books.) Lisa’s characters really come alive, and their intelligence and success make them extra desirable. Read this series today, and you will not be disappointed!
Excerpts
He moves, and I move, and we begin to thrust and pump, and his hands cup my breasts, lips on my lips, on my neck. On my nipple, tugging it while my body rocks against that tug.I can't get enough of him, or move fast enough, or deep enough.
She outright moans with the touch of my tongue, and that's all I need to deepen the kiss, the taste of her deliciously sweet and addictive, exactly what I'm after. I back her up against the desk and drag her dress up her hips.
We are all over each other, touching and kissing, and I barely register the moment he lifts me. "Damn it, woman, you are going to be the death of me," he groans, and then somehow, he's inside me. Oh God. Yes.
Publisher synopsis
SEDUCED FOR A NIGHT. TAKEN FOREVER. With only nine months left at Stanford, and despite being top of her law school class, Lori Havens takes leave to care for her sick mother. That means she juggles three jobs, the best of which is researcher for novelist, and syndicated columnist of "Cat Does Crime," Cat Summer. One evening after finishing up her work at Cat's apartment building, Lori has an encounter with a sexy stranger, and does something out of character. She goes home with him. The night is perfect, he's perfect, wealthy, powerful and from out of town. Morning comes, and despite their connection, Lori leaves before he finds out she's far from the equal he believes her to be. She's not a charity case and she's not after his money. She will make her own. In other words, she leaves before her Prince Charming finds out she's no princess. Flash forward a few months, Lori’s mother is healing, and Cat's husband, Reese, has merged his firm with another and Lori lands an internship there, with school credit and scholarship money.. Everything is falling into place. That is until fate reveals a wicked twist of events and Lori walks into a conference room to find her new boss, Cole Brooks, one of the partners, is her one-night prince charming. One sizzling shared look across a boardroom, and it’s clear: this man is not done with her. It’s not long before Lori is informed that she’ll be working high profile cases with her one night prince charming which will require long nights and travel, starting immediately.
Review published June 1, 2018