Review: The Big, Bad Billionaire
The Big, Bad Billionaire by Jackie AshendenMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
Sexy, primal, dangerous Rafe is back. Overcoming a brutal and punishing youth at the cruel and sadistic hands of his grandfather, Rafe has a plan. The destruction of his father will be a nice and lovely start. Quite frankly, I'm rooting for Rafe as his negligent father deserve his distain. This is supposed to be a reinterpretation of "Little Red Riding Hood".
As a fan of reinterpreted erotic versions of fairy tales, I picked this story up. I couldn't quite see the wolf, grandmother, Red and the hunter in this story. Instead, I am taken into an intensely focused stalker like story with Rafe hunting down the only female he wants, Ella. Ella as a child loved being around Rafe. He was her big protector. This changed when the adults scared her from him. She never forgot him, just stored her cherished memories of him in a locked box in her mind. When the two meet again, sparks fly.
This is a deliciously erotic novel with an alpha male determined to woo and win the innocent young female. I guess one could say that Rafe has wolfish behaviours. This is an enjoyable erotica recommended for readers who enjoy ruthless males with a hearts of gold.
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