Title: Breaking the Rules
Author: LK Lewis
Release: September 17, 2013
Age Group: New Adult
Genre: Contemporary Romance
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Book Description
Morgan Lane has just completed grad school, and has accepted a job at Baylor Industries with the help of her father, who just so happens to be golf buddies with Drake Baylor Sr., CEO. Morgan has lived her 24 years of life under her parents thumbs, and is more than eager to start living life and carving successful career for herself.
Drake Baylor Jr. is being groomed to take over as CEO of Baylor Industries upon his father’s retirement. Although he was raised in an affluent household, his formative years were rough, leading to a string of bad decisions, and hard lived years. In order to take over as CEO, his father has given him a set of rules to live by for an indefinite period of time: No drugs, limited alcohol consumption, and absolutely no relationships whatsoever with women-his greatest weakness. If Drake can abstain from those three things, work hard, and gain his father’s trust, he can have the keys to the Kingdome.
Drake meets Morgan on her first day at Baylor Industries, and the phrase “love at first sight” doesn’t even come close to describing what is felt between them. Their instant attraction is a magnetic pull that is stronger than either one of them can handle. Now Drake and Morgan are faced with figuring out how to fight for their future together, hoping not to get caught “Breaking the Rules”.
About the Author
Born and raised in Michigan New York Portland , Oregon Portland East West College
When LK isn’t working, writing, or chasing her son around, she enjoys boat days, playing in the sunshine, and giggling with her husband. You may also find her on twitter most days, especially live tweeting swhen The Bachelor/Bachelorette or The Walking Dead is on. Check her out, you may enjoy her colorful commentary!
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Facebook: LK Lewis; https://www.facebook.com/lk.lewis.58
Twitter: @lklewisauthor; https://twitter.com/LKLewisauthor
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Review
I received this book for a honest review! Thanks!
I know this
books don’t seem too original, but I liked it. It was a nice read, easy to go
through and there were a few things that made me to like it this much. It’s not
the first book I read when the girl get a job in a company and fall in love
with his boss, but this is different.
Why?
Because of the
characters. Morgan isn’t the girl that fall in love and loses her head, and
even she likes Drake and she’s attracted to him, she’s not making her look
desperate. Morgan wants to keep her job, to be independent and I liked her,
she’s a nice one. Drake is the guy who has a bad past, bla bla, everyone know
the story. But I liked that in this book, even the past counts, is not told in
a way that need to sound bad and scary. Purely he has wrongs, he has his
motives, he was paying for his wrongs, end of story.
I liked that
even the attraction between them is strong, they don’t try to stay together
every day and every single hour, they keep going out with their friends, going
at work separately. It was nice to see how they are together, how they are
separate and how theirs lives change. And I think it was a good thing, at first
a little bit confusing for me, that the story is told from both point of view.
The love is there, it was a nice love story, romantic and a little bit sad, but
just a little, and I think it was more real because even they are so in love
they don’t try to say it out loud. They were happy spending time together, in
their „home”, sometimes having discussions, because what couple haven’t,
kissing and other cute and sweet things.
Another thing
that I liked about this book is that is not a love triangle, or I wasn’t paying
attention. I mean ok, it appears another man, but wasn’t trying to put accent
on it. The two things that I disliked were Drake’s dad, he’s an *insert words
here* and Adrian, I mean how can you tell that in front of… stupid jelous guy.
Stupid.
So, to end this
review, I want to say that it was a nice, light, romantic read, with nice
characters, a nice written story, and the accent is put on feelings and emotios
and not just sex. That is important, or for me is. But yes, it have scenes too,
don’t worry;)). Now I can’t wait to read
the next one, because I want to know what happens…
4/5
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