Nadia
Ray is not just a broadcast meteorologist. She’s Boston’s morning television It
Girl. Successful and independent, she’s put a past she’s ashamed of behind her
and is forging a future she can be proud of. However, when her new boss discovers
her secret he blackmails her, intent on using Nadia’s popularity to make them
the number one morning show in Massachusetts. He wants her to be part of
uncovering the city’s biggest scandal - a secret billionaire Caine Carraway is
hiding.
Soon
Nadia is thrown into the path of Caine’s best friend: sexy, wealthy bachelor
Henry Lexington. But she doesn’t encounter the dashing high society gentleman
Henry is purported to be. Instead she’s faced with an insulting and defensive
villain who misjudges her at every turn.
When
Henry finally realizes the truth, and decides to make amends, Nadia wants
nothing to do with him. But she underestimates his determination and charm and
soon they find themselves embroiled in an intense, passionate affair.
An
affair Nadia knows must come to an end before their feelings grow any deeper
and he discovers her secrets.
After
all, Henry Lexington isn’t the only one who played the part of a villain once…
I love how “…funny and down-to-earth. Real.” Nadia is & Henry’s sexy “…primal possessiveness.” I couldn’t get enough of the push-pull between she & “Henry, when he wasn’t being a villain, was naturally flirtatious and charming.” or the witty banter between these sexy & confident characters.
A fun novella accompaniment
to her novel Hero, Samantha Young’s Villain:
Told in first person from Nadia’s point of view, this is a fast paced,
sexy read that has angst, is sexy, funny & witty. Set in Boston, where the city has a romantic role
of its own. Intriguing twists, both
Nadia & Henry have secrets they are protecting. They share an attraction of “…base need.” “Affection and heat…”– while
finding trust & a shared honesty – to something real. “This is happening between us and it’s real.” Family bonds are
tested while friendships are made & only grow stronger. It was nice to read more of Caine & Lexi’s
story while Henry & Nadia’s unfolded.
I love how “…funny and down-to-earth. Real.” Nadia is & Henry’s sexy “…primal possessiveness.” I couldn’t get enough of the push-pull between she & “Henry, when he wasn’t being a villain, was naturally flirtatious and charming.” or the witty banter between these sexy & confident characters.
ARC received in
exchange for an honest review.
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