The Fortune Hunter - Jasmine Haynes & Jennifer Skully

The Fortune Hunter

By Jasmine Haynes & Jennifer Skully

  • Release Date: 2017-12-11
  • Genre: Romance
Score: 4
4
From 71 Ratings

Description

“A hot, sweet, and very tender love story that will leave you believing in ever after!” 5-star Review A modern-day marriage of convenience…with a sensual twist. Heiress Faith Castle needs a husband ASAP. And Connor Kingston is the best candidate for the job. In exchange for marriage and the children she wants so badly, Connor requires only one thing: to run her family corporation. And the first bargain is struck. But does anyone ever want only one thing? When Faith asks for Connor’s fidelity, in return he wants her to let go of all her inhibitions. Fearing she can never live up to this sexy man’s expectations, she reluctantly agrees, and in exchange, Connor takes Faith on a journey of self-discovery that will teach her to appreciate her own special beauty. As their nights heat up and their passion burns, can true love become part of the bargain? “The characters are luscious and Hot!” 5 stars “The heat between them could melt polar icecaps!” 5 stars

Reviews

  • Decent Read

    4
    By TGC91810
    This was a decent read, much better than I expected it to be. Connor comes from a rough background, but has overcome his personal obstacles to start creating a better life for himself. However, he doesn’t believe that he will ever reach his full potential working for companies that are family owned/operated and where nepotism is common place. He decided to approach Faith, a woman he has heard about through friends, to create a marriage of convenience. She gets the child that she is desperate for and a husband that will be involved and faithful, albeit without love. He stands to run her father’s company and promises to keep the lust alive in their marriage. The book was way too long. The beginning and end are well paced, but the middle could have been cut way down without losing anything from the plot. And Faith’s bad self-esteem and self-worth was grating at times. I feel like she could have made the turn around faster, but also more gradual. She went from meek and positive no man could ever find her attractive to a tiger with no real character development between. However, I love that the author was able to build tension without relying on miscommunication and misinterpretation of events as plot devices. Connor and Faith communicated and worked out their issues all throughout the story. They also trusted each other, even though the situation didn’t lend itself to being a solid foundation. Everyone was honest about their intentions throughout the entire story. Although the HEA comes up from no where at the end of the book, there are enough hints throughout the narrative to create some believability.

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