The Billionaire's Virgin: A Billionaire Romance

The Billionaire's Virgin was the first book I have read by Jackie Ashenden. This was quick read for me. as it was a Novella with eleven chapters. We have Xavier and Mia as our main characters. Mia is homeless from escaping her grandma. She had a horrific life and trying to figure out who she really is. Until she meets Xavier serving food at a local homeless shelter.; She finds out that he is a Billionaire. She right away thinks he has to be there only for volunteering purposes and not from the real good within his heart. But once Xavier meets the dark eye beauty Mia, he is captivated. Xavier and Mia's relationship is fire at the beginning. The drama was definitely there. The love scenes were making the screen melt, but I felt that is where the story was actually good at. The chemistry between the characters were off the charts. The emotions you knew that were there caused conflict, but was easily resolved. Every point of drama, was easily resolved. If you want to know what happens between these two, and need something short to read, this book may work for you. Happy Reading.

Deliciously dark and intense this is a great story of a bad boy billionaire taken by a homeless beauty. A woman that touches his heart in a way no one ever has. When the shelter she calls home closes and she has nowhere to go but the streets, Xavier DeSantis can't let that happen. He takes her into his home. Mia knows this is too good to be true. All good things end for her so why would this last. As he fills her heart and soul with passion and desire, Mia knows she won't walk away from this whole. I recommend this one.

The Billionaire's Virgin by Jackie Ashenden is the first book in her new Billionaire Fairytales series. It is a standalone, sexy romance told in dual POV between Mia, the homeless woman and Xavier the billionaire that yanks her off the streets. The storyline was very fairytale like in the way it played out. Tortured young woman, living on the streets for years catches the eye and eventually the heart and soul of the rich billionaire playboy. It was well-written and well-paced. I felt there could have been ore about Mia's past and locating the documents but the story stay away from too many unpleasant facts, seeming to talk about them in he abstract and keep the reader distanced from the ugliness of Mia's childhood and Xavier's loss. The sexy times were warm to hot, but mostly the story was sweet and has a happy ending. Enjoy!