Tell Me What You Want

Thank you, Net Galley for the opportunity to review this book --- as people who follow me know, I do not regurgitate what the book is about as that is usually evident from the title and book jacket and what the description from the top of the page where my reviews end up (Amazon, Goodreads, etc.) HOWEVER … as this is a fiction book that I have reviewed that is not necessarily obvious or self-explanatory from the title do here is what was provided by the publisher!

Getting stuck in an elevator with a flirtatious and charismatic stranger leaves Jude Flores flustered enough—even before she realizes that he’s Eric Zimmerman, the powerful billionaire CEO…and her powerfully sexy new boss.Having arrived in Spain to take over his company’s office, Eric is clearly interested in more than business. He notices Jude for her brilliance and talent, but it’s her humility that excites him the most. Seduced by Eric’s attention, Jude accepts his bold invitation into his private life and a world of pleasure she’d only fantasized about. With each clandestine meeting comes Eric’s desire to push further. And before long, Jude is falling—helplessly, willingly, and without inhibition. But as their relationship deepens, Jude begins to wonder what other secrets Eric is hiding behind that sexy smile—and how far she’s willing to go to find out.

What can you expect from a book that starts with someone stuck in their car while their supervisor has sex on the car next to them in the parking garage? Sex. sex. and more sex. Billionaire bosses books are left, right, and center these days and if this is your forte, this is the book for you! Escapist, downright silly at times but on a cold, rainy, windy day like today when snow is in the forecast? Enjoyable.