Banking the Billionaire
by Max Monroe
Published: July 26, 2016
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Blurb:
Uninhibited. Sarcastic. Confident. Beautiful.
With a thriving photography career that allows her to travel all over the world and capture the hottest of men behind her camera lens, Cassie Phillips is the woman who can’t be tamed.
Adrenaline-junkie. Jokester. Billionaire. Hot-as-sin.
At six-foot-five, with muscles for days, and that perfect playful smile, Thatcher Kelly is the kind of man you don’t want to deny.
Wild for wild.
Prank for prank.
The two most unlikely of people may be the only ones to see that some personality traits only run skin deep.
Uncensored. Hilarious. And too damn hot to put into words.
Grab a fan and get ready for one hell of a ride because when the opposite of opposites attract, things are bound to get a little messy.
Disclaimer:
The CDC has been notified of the infectious nature of Cassie's craziness, siting her first case of full transmission to Thatcher Kelly. Measures should be taken to counteract its fast regeneration cycle, but avoiding the book is not recommended at this time. The Epilogue is the only known antidote.
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Tiny Tease:
The secret was simple.
It was never, ever the same.
It could be the same woman, the same day, the same f*cking session, but a woman’s p*ssy is a special kind of woman. She’s picky but f*cking generous, and she gets off on all kinds of wicked sh*t, but her biggest turn-on is variety and a good sense of mood.
I did my best to listen for Cassie’s cues, her moans and whimpers and the speed of her breath. Did she need it faster or slower, and was the pressure just right? The answer was never consistent, and I f*cking loved it. Every time I earned a reward through the curl of her toes or a squeeze of her knees, it made me work harder.
My Review
Best one yet! Max Monroe gets funnier each book. I'd definitely Thatch that.
Banking the Billionaire is Thatch and Cassie's story. They're Kline and Georgia's best friends from Tapping the Billionaire. They also play a prominent role in Tapping Her where we get to see them start shining in all their inappropriate glory. This addition follows two witty and devilishly goofy people who are much to much alike. What starts as trying to one up each other slowly turns into something much more meaningful. Even amidst all their hijinks, Thatch and Cassie both have a lot of depth and history and watching it unfold kept a smile on my face and my heart near full.
I loved this story line. It was genius really. And so unique. Silly, yet meaningful. I adored watching them try to trick the other with no way to actually win yet finding how surprised they were when they didn't mind not winning. I also really enjoyed learning more about Thatch and Cassie. While they have a dirty talking charm about them, they were relatable with a quiet intensity to their relationship. While the final conflict didn't seem like a big deal to me, I loved that the characters stayed true to themselves and showed so much growth. Plus the ending was delightful and I'm pretty much dying for the next book. And the set up for Wes's story has me all aflutter.
Reviewed by Paige
★★☆ 4.5 "Banked" Stars ☆★★
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