Sadie is a successful romance author. She can write a swoon-worthy man with the best of them but can’t seem to find one for herself. Miles is the cute and wealthy heir to Copeland Press, Sadie’s publishing house. It’s hard to find a woman in his social circle who appreciates a down-to-earth book nerd.
When a twist of fate has Miles and Sadie double booked in the same vacation rental, they decide to share the cabin. Even though Miles isn’t Sadie’s type, she can’t deny the chemistry between them. Sadie’s down for a flirty fling, but Miles has other plans. He’s got a huge crush, and just one week to convince Sadie they were meant for a happily ever after.
This is a funny, fluffy and clean-ish standalone novel.
My Review: 4 Stars
Sadie is a successful romance author. But when it comes to men, she's anything but successful. She's lost count of how many horrible dates she's been on. She's on the verge of swearing off men for good. And if horrible relationships weren't bad enough, her editor has sent back her newest manuscript wanting something "fresh and different".
When her roommate, Kiera, suggests that Sadie join her and her boyfriend, Ethan, on a week long getaway, Sadie decides she can use it as a writing retreat. Hopefully she'll be able to come up with something her editor will love. She never dreamed that while on her retreat, she'd meet someone who has her thinking differently about the opposite sex.
Miles is a wealthy heir to Copeland Press, the Publishing House that Sadie uses. He's secretly had a crush on her for years but never dreams he'd ever get the opportunity to meet her. But a twist of fate brings him face to face with Sadie. When he's given the chance to spend a week with her, he jumps at the chance to get to know her better. But he doesn't know if someone like Sadie will ever be interested in someone like him.
Sadie and Miles are each other's opposites. But they can't deny the chemistry that sparks between them. Because of past relationships, both of them are a little leery moving forward. But Miles proposes becoming friends first. As they spend more time together and get to know each other better, they see they have more in common then they originally thought. But Sadie can't help but think that things are a little too perfect when it comes to Miles and is waiting for the other shoe to drop.
When Miles' past comes rearing it's ugly head, Sadie hightails it out of there before Miles has the chance to explain. When Miles discovers that Sadie is gone, he makes a plan to do whatever it takes to win her back. He's never met a woman like Sadie before and he would be crazy to let her go without a fight. He's determined to give them the HEA they deserve.
Millionaire B&B was a fun break from reality. I enjoyed getting to know Sadie and Miles and watching their relationship develop. I did feel at times that Sadie and Miles came across younger than their actual age, but there were some sweet moments between them that had me overlooking said times. I loved that Miles wanted to get to know Sadie better before letting anything happen between them. I think I would've lost interest if it was all insta-lust.
Ms. Daniels did a great job keeping me entertained while reading her book. I found myself reading past my bedtime and waking up early to sneak in a little extra reading time before work. I love a book that can grab and keep my attention. :)
And we can't forget my casting! What do you think?
Content: Moderate language. Moderate innuendo. Sketchy Clean.
*I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are solely my own.*
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Your sadie was on my short list. ;-)
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