Tell Me You Want Me

4.6 star rating. An easy enough read that won't disappoint you once you put it down. Adrian Bradford is a man of many talents and is too wanting for his own good. Persistence and need to get what he wants fueled the books office romance and helped us realize who exactly we were dealing with. Suzette Parks doesn't take anything from anyone, she's worked so hard and come so far to have it ruined. Her attitude is what made her the perfect target for Adrian's needs. Willow never disappoints with her books and knows how to keep her readers satisfied.

4.5 STARS “Tell Me You Want Me” fills the pages with torrid sensuous, passionate scene descriptions, good character interaction, humor, stormy banter, admirable hero and heroine, emotional moments, and a wonderful happy forever. Adrian Bradford, a gorgeous demanding billionaire CEO, buys unprofitable companies and is a genius at reading people. Workers fear him because they know him as a cold-hearted man who lays off workers who cannot make a company profit. Suzette Parks sits in the conference room listening to Adrian state he is the CEO of the company, making him her boss. They exchange heated words about her department. Fiery desires blast into him as he watches her leave the room. Forbidden well-written page turner enemies to lover’s office romance. Adrian is tough but has a romantic side with rules. Suzette is strong and dedicated to her job. Their instant romance is genuine and glows in this read. Back stories give an insight into their personas. The author does a great job making this an entertaining read. I voluntarily reviewed a pre-release copy.

Sorry, but I can't support this book or the values it espouses. Sleeping with the boss etc. If I was a co-worker and knew about this inappropriate relationship, I would have reported the couple to their bosses. I couldn't live with other people think I could just sleep my way to the top.