Natasha L. Black

Willow and Julian have grown up in the movie industry. Their fathers are rival producers. Willow's father wants her to get a job at Julian's studio to spy for him as he is going after the same projects as Julian. Willow gets the job but she does not pass on what her father wants. Julian finds out who she really is and drops her from his life. He cannot forget her nor she him. Will they be able to get past their father's rivalry?

I enjoyed this story. I liked Willow and Julian. They were good together. I liked Willow's tenacity. She has a plan from the beginning and follows it. Julian knows she is hiding something but not how explosive it is. I got angry that he did not let Willow explain her deception. After he talks with his friends, he decides to listen. The story was good as was the plot twist.

I had fun reading this and look forward to more from this author.… (altro)

I just loved Ava and Mason's story, but I did not think that Ava should have just up and left Oregon to settle for a job in Michigan once she had graduated! There are way too many women who think that a miscarriage was her fault. Now Ava is forced to return to help her mom take her dad who had fallen and broke both legs, but once there she discovers that they were drowning in past do bills and decided that she needed a job fast to help them and once her dad was on his feet then she could return to Michigan, but her past catches up to her when she interviews for a bartender position knowing that she is overqualified. I found Mason to be a total blackhead when he let Ava go. Ava had just up and let without a word and he was devastated about the loss of his child. Mas is in charge of the bar that he and his brothers own. Both their parents were fighting cancer and they tried to be there for their needs. He is shocked when Ava comes in for the interview and with her degrees he knows that she could be much more than a bartender.… (altro)