Review by Rhando -- Marrying a Playboy Billionaire

[Rhando]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Marrying a Playboy Billionaire" by H M Irwing.]

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3 out of 4 stars

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Marrying a playboy billionaire by H M Irwing

This is a romantic novel that tells the love story of Aria and Justin. The books describes the heartbreak Aria suffered from the hands of the one person she had thought they would build a future together with. It was in the midst of all the hurt and pain that clouded her very sense of reasoning that she made the choice of falling into the arms of the charming Justin Kay. It was suppose to be a one time fling, but it haunted her every thought and emotion for five years and in the final bid to face these taunting feelings and deal with it once and for all, she falls helplessly in love with the Ladies-man.

Justin Kay on the other hand is a character that feels he knows the A-Z about every kind of woman out there. Not until the night he came across the lady behind the mask- Aria Long bottom. For five years he was tormented by the fact that he had an unforgettable experience that left him with a memory of pleasure and desire he dare not delve into considering he has no idea who the masked woman is.

This book can best be described as a romantic novel. It contains sceneries and situations in our contemporary world. The character of Aria is one that almost any woman can relate to. The details of her life is a complex web of her fears, her achievements, her hopes and her future. Aria is a conglomerate of all the kinds of women that exist out there - the bold, the beautiful, the quiet, the shy, the confident, the career and the family woman all beautifully packaged in one.

Although this is a really good work and I will totally suggest it for my friends and will not mind reading it a second time myself, I however came across a few typographical errors in a few places. The first few pages of the book seemed scattered almost as if there was no direction. One could hardly tell were one scene ended and when the other started. Towards the middle everything falls in place, the end was put together so well that it made me forget the confusion I experienced at the beginning. And I feel the title kind of tells the entire story at once, it world probably be more enticing if there was a little mystery to its name.

I will rate this book 3 out of 4 stars because of the few typographical errors and the blurry development of the beginning that made the book appear boring and thus making the reading of the book difficult at first. Nevertheless it will be one of the books I will suggest to any one looking for an emotional feel-good feeling as the character of Aria relates to almost every other woman out there.

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