The Favor: A Marriage of Convenience Romance

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Then I’m sure he’ll be more than happy to hear that you left him a message, and he’ll get straight back to you. It would be more unfair to ask them to play a part in the deception than it would be for me to lie to them.

She knows that Dane is ruthless and formidable and goes after what he wants with single minded intensity. And it wasn’t my stuff, so I wasn’t in a position to say what the best way would be to deal with the situation, was I? I mean, you made it clear that he can be hell to work for at times, but you never once told us you were thinking of quitting. And it's probably best you don't ask how I'd know because I don't have much of a filter and I might actually answer. This is best seen in how each (there were a handful) had their distinct motivations and preferred methods of operation so they weren't in any way interchangeable.

Second, even if he wasn’t too much of a workaholic to be fully invested in a relationship, he’d be too difficult a partner. The pressure from his hand was light but very much firm and dominant as he, essentially, took control.

Although I don’t want him back, I want him to look at me, see how much better my life is without him in it, and regret letting me go. But I liked the last 30% of the book so much because of Dane and Vienna's sweet and adorable moments.I know you have two siblings but no nieces or nephews, and I know you lived with your uncle for a short while, but that’s pretty much it. A powerful, masculine, irresistible presence that wasn’t tempered by warmth but still drew you into his orbit like a magnet. Overall Pace of Story: Good until the last ~1/4ish (where it started to feel a little choppy to me).