Review: Bitch (Chauvinist Stories #1) by Elise Faber
Olivia is known as a bitch in certain circles, but she doesn't take it personally. No, in fact, she embraces the term because to her it means she is strong and takes no shit from anyone, especially men who underestimate her, men like her newest, terrible, assistant. But Cole, one of her clients (her favorite if she were pressed), doesn't appreciate anyone calling her that. To him, it's a sign of disrespect for a woman he has far more than client/agent like feelings for. Not that he's expressed those feelings. Not that he ever will...
Until she takes a little trip to his ranch with the intent of telling him something her boss just has to let him know, and out come a whole lotta feelings that it seems both of them have had bottled up inside for years. Will this tough, take no prisoners woman allow this sweetheart of a cowboy into her heart where he really wants to be?
Bitch is a decidedly sweet story, in direct contrast to its title. I love how adorable Cole is with Olivia, recognizing she needs not an aggressively alpha beast, but rather a more gentle approach to win over her heart. And I love that Olivia, while seemingly tough on the outside, is really just a super smart woman who's had to become hardened on the outside to succeed in the male dominated world she works in. It's definitely a case of opposites attract, and done really, really well.
ARC via L. Woods PR.
Bitch is a decidedly sweet story, in direct contrast to its title. I love how adorable Cole is with Olivia, recognizing she needs not an aggressively alpha beast, but rather a more gentle approach to win over her heart. And I love that Olivia, while seemingly tough on the outside, is really just a super smart woman who's had to become hardened on the outside to succeed in the male dominated world she works in. It's definitely a case of opposites attract, and done really, really well.
ARC via L. Woods PR.
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