I did have my reservations about this book I'm not entirely sure why, but honestly I was worried for nothing. Jackson that boy is...well a tad bit rough around the edges, alright he's all a**hole when we first meet him, "I want you to suck my c*** for lunch," I think Sage works some voodoo on that man because slowly, piece by piece he starts to unthaw, and it's like the damn tinman getting a heart from the Wizard of Oz:
"I didn't think you actually wanted to have lunch with me."
"I'm not that big of an a**hole. Meadow. I am quite capable of sharing a meal with you."
Jackson he's one of those alpha men that doesn't really like being told 'no' or what to do, "if you tell me something is against your contract one more time, I might be forced to tie you up and eff the s*** out of you right before I burn the effing thing." Jackson I liked a lot more towards the end of the book when he opened up, became vulnerable and realized not all women are out for his money and are stuck up biatches, "...she's absolutely adorable. "I look forward to it, baby." I really enjoyed this book it surprised me and makes me want to stop judging books by the blurbs (I highly doubt that's going to happen) but it's going to make me think twice about a book lol.
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