Review: Thirty Day Boyfriend

Thirty Day Boyfriend by Whitney G.
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Emily has worked for the Wolf of Wall Street for the past two years and Nicholas takes way to much pride in his nickname. Nicholas is demanding, rude and unfortunately, incredibly attractive. While there always seemed to be a special tension sparking between the two, Nicholas' attitude always allowed for the two to remain professional. But while Emily is looking to break her work contract and go elsewhere, The Wolf is needing help from the only woman who can handle him long enough to convince other's he's not the player he is made out to be, but the family man an investor is looking for. When it comes to the multi-billion dollar contract up for grabs, Nicholas is willing to break Emily's work agreement early if she signs on to be his fake fiancé for 30 days.
30 days, for the right price, can't be too bad if it means she can end her contract early... or so Emily thinks. After the first day tests both of their patience and sexual tension rises, she's having second thought about how long she can last.

"I considered her to be my most loyal employee. And strangely, my only friend. Next to Brenton, she was the only other person in this building I completely trusted. She was also, unfortunately, the sexiest woman I’d ever seen in my life."

"Can I trust you two not to kill each other while I’m gone?” We didn’t answer. “Okay, well ...” He sighed. “Just don’t talk to each other at all until I get back.” “No problem,” we said in unison."

Nicholas is an asshole and proud. While from Emily's perspective, he seems like the typical egotistical Wall Street player, Nicholas' perspective gives a little more explanation. Fighting to be the top dog requires smarts and determination. It's been hard to ignore his attraction for Emily, but he's managed, until the boundaries are blurred and all bets are off. It's fun to read their tension filled arguments because they drive each other crazy.

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