An emotionally damaged corporate executive sexually harasses his corporation's in house legal counsel by continually exposing his naked body to her and by referring to her as his assistant. When she's the attorney.
Jack has been grieving the death of his wife by bedding a revolving door set up of women. The last woman he brought into his bedroom he immediately sent back through that revolving door because "she talked too much."
Nope, won't be reading this book. The excerpt wasn't even three chapters in, and I found no redeeming qualities in Jack. I assume he's meant to be the hero, but Jack is a jerk, a user of women, and the only attraction to him would be purely physical.
He needs to start wearing some clothes.
The cover portrays him as appearing somewhat normal, maybe even vulnerable, but the narrative doesn't back up the visual.
Jack has been grieving the death of his wife by bedding a revolving door set up of women. The last woman he brought into his bedroom he immediately sent back through that revolving door because "she talked too much."
Nope, won't be reading this book. The excerpt wasn't even three chapters in, and I found no redeeming qualities in Jack. I assume he's meant to be the hero, but Jack is a jerk, a user of women, and the only attraction to him would be purely physical.
He needs to start wearing some clothes.
The cover portrays him as appearing somewhat normal, maybe even vulnerable, but the narrative doesn't back up the visual.