Manwhore +1 by Katy Evans

Manwhore, Book 2

Synopsis: Billionaire playboy? Check.
Ruthless businessman? Check.
Absolutely sinful? Check.

Malcolm Saint was an assignment. A story. A beautiful, difficult man I was supposed to uncover for a racy exposé.

I intended to reveal him, his secrets, his lifestyle—not let him reveal me. But my head was overtaken by my heart and suddenly nothing could stop me from falling. I fell for him, and I fell hard.

Malcolm Saint is absolute Sin, and I’ve become a hopeless Sinner.

Now that the assignment is over, Saint wants something from me—something unexpected—and I want this wicked playboy’s heart. But how can I prove to the man who trusts no one that I’m worthy of becoming his plus one?

Review: I really loved the first volume of the series and in view of the cliffy at the end of the story, I was really looking forward to reading this second novel. Lots of questions turned on my mind: will Malcolm forgive her? Will she succeed in conquering him? Will her letter suffice? But now, when she shows up in his office after the debacle, the last thing she would have expected was a job offer … No, that was not really what she was waiting for.

It is true that we understand perfectly the two characters. Rachel is at fault for not revealing the truth to him and she is now suffering all the consequences. Yet she knows that she can not live without Saint, that he has become essential to her and she is ready to do anything to be forgiven if he still wants her. It really hurts to see the state in which our heroine is. Seeing that she is possibly one among many others now.

Saint is suspicious of her, we understand perfectly well that he was wounded, yet it is difficult to say what he really wants. No, you see he has not lost his mystery! They will thus reconnect little by little. It will not be so simple, but Rachel will do everything to make it work.

It was again a very good volume and this time no cliffy! Yes! But I admit that I am still very curious to read this third novel! A very nice surprise again.