The Billionaires Path by Emily L. Scot My Review

 

About the book 

Dean Harvester has it all. He’s the CEO of an award-winning real estate firm in Manhattan with a personal net worth of more than two billion. When he’s not conquering the business world, he’s sprinting on a treadmill in the gym, trying his best to deflect the attention of every woman who passes by.

He lives in an opulent world of isolation, silently longing for a deeper connection to … something.

Things are bound to change however when a timid and unassuming woman clutching a bible joins his firm.

At first, Dean sees nothing defining in Lilian, dismissing her as a bible thumper, but it doesn’t take long before he senses something exceptional about her. She carries a quiet and natural beauty and her faith is unwavering, to his surprise … somewhat alluring.

Lilian doesn’t act in the slightest like she’s attracted to him, and she’s missing all of his signals. Dean’s curiosity builds and his feelings deepen as he spends more time with her.

But she’s trapped in her own dark world of pain, fearing for her life, and not seeing the way out. With Lilian’s help, he’s ready to open up his world and be led back on the path of righteousness, and in turn, he just might be able to help Lilian escape her own world of darkness.

And I thought   

This book deals with domestic abuse

For a super short this one was worth the read. 

I don't normally read Novellas but this one was offered free so I accepted to be introduced to a new author. 

It appears this one is part of a collection of Novellas. 

Although it was super short only 33 pages.  A good complete story was fleshed out which actually surprised and  impressed me.   

The characters were likeable Lillian and Dean are just meant to end up together even though Lillian is living with her fiance.  Who is a piece of work.  And ends up in jail at the end.