Kyle Denver, 26 years old He's controlling, perfectionist and sinfully handsome. He's a workaholic who doesn't really understand how time works. After 9 years of hard work, he got the billionaire title. Instead of enjoying life like all other billionaires do, he keeps working making all his employees work on weekends and holidays. Dakota Lennix, 25 years old Kyle Denver's secretary for 5 years and she's the best secretary that's ever been working with him. She loves her job so much that she sometimes sleeps with her secretary clothes on because she never knows when Kyle will call her. As much as she loves her job, she.. has to quit.
Came here from the MyDrama short of the same name... seems like it's based on this novella.
It seems the novella was either translated, or written in English when that is not the author's first language. I think it would've benefitted from another beta read or edit to keep the story the same but just fix the grammar mistakes and the flow of the sentences. That being said, it wasn't completely unreadable like others wrote.
The mafia thing truly was random. It did not need to be included at all. I think the author just included it to add "mystery" to Jacob's character. It would've been better if he was actively in the mafia. Would've added some drama.
I think there was not enough interaction between Jacob and Catherine before they fall in love. They have sex... then they're suddenly in love? I would've been ok with the book being longer if it showed their relationship development more.
I did read the entire thing because it truly was a short, quick read. There was definitely potential here... just needs more work.
After watching and enjoying the movie Mr Denver, I wanted to read the book. I only made it about 30% through this book and I feel that was generous given how bad the writing was. Story could have been good if the writing didn’t suck. I struggled to make it as far as I did. And given the movie was one of those vertical made-for-phone viewing, AND it was better than the book…that’s saying something.
Rated 2 stars. Interesting at first, but ended up being predictable. The whole mafia bit was random and didn’t add anything to the story. Picking up 2 years later and then getting back together in the span of a couple of days without any developments seemed rushed. What was the point of Amanda and Logan’s storyline? I kept reading thinking something more was coming and then it ends. Lots of grammatical errors.
If you are an avid reader steer clear of this grammar and syntax catastrophe. The overall idea of the plot is cute but extremely tough to keep up with. The poor structure, holes in the storyline and more made what should have been a seamless read drag on. I rolled my eyes at several descriptions like "down there" and others. It seemed the author was a juvenile writing an adult novel. Sad I even paid .99 for it.
not gonna lie I found this on facebook, bought it on Kindle. It was a quick read, but too quick, left too much out in certain parts. lots of spelling errors. But okay book.
I gave a 2 stars because there were words on paper.
That book had to have been written in another language, then translated. There is clearly no command of the english language in this book. Or it was written by somebody with no education? Because there were no grammar skills, Whatsoever. Somewhere in there there was a story. I saw a movie by the same name in all these ads. And I thought, I think I've seen a book by that name. So, I thought I'm gonna try to read the book. And then I figured out, ohh, my god, this is horrendous. Let me try to read it. See if I can figure this out. Usually, I would say, well, it was 99 cents. I'm glad it was only 99 cents. In this case, I'm like, I want my d*** 99 cents back. Amazon should be ashamed of itself for even selling this book. The publisher who put this book out in English should we sued by anyone who is selling this book.
Is this AI or is this the author's 1st attempt at writing a story?
Very hard to read and follow along. Spelling, grammar and storyline errors in almost every paragraph and single page. The conversations were mismatched and I was never sure who was actually speaking. Way too many angles, Mafia for 3 pages, cheating 1 paragraph, jealousy 1/2 paragraph, coma, run away, new love interest, a prince, arranged marriage, bath tub, pregnancy. It felt like the author was trying to touch every romance concept and it didn't make sense. I really cannot recommend this book until it is edited and the storyline is rebuilt and organized.
This book was genuinely difficult to get through. I'm all for supporting new and aspiring writers, but before publishing a work—especially one being sold—it’s crucial to have it reviewed by a few readers or a professional editor.
Mr. Denver had potential as a short story, but as a full-length book, it fell flat. The writing lacked structure, the characters had no emotional depth, and overall, it felt rushed and underdeveloped. With some thorough proofreading and attention to narrative flow, there’s a chance this story could shine. But as it stands, this was one of the most poorly written books I’ve read.
I have read 64 love stories in the past two months. Although this book contains some grammatical and sentence structure errors, it is not overly complicated like the last four books I read, which each had 900 ongoing chapters. This book features endearing characters and an excellent plot structure, culminating in a beautiful ending. Overall, it's a real feel-good read.
Yes there is a lot of grammar errors but the story line is AMAZING. If you got ADHD you’ll automatically fix the grammar in your head so it’s not like it was as big of a deal as it was for some. When a book can make you laugh, cry and giggle you know it’s a damn good book. Even with its quirks.
Initially it was off to an okay start, could use some editing but… it was okay. But half way in, it went to hell in a hand basket. Did they change writers midways? Idk 🤦🏾♀️ I guess it was worth the $.99. I would’ve been thoroughly pissed if I used one of those pay by chapters app.
DNF at 15% mark. This book had promise but it turned out to be an absolute hot mess. The author clearly does not speak English as their primary language. Sentence structure was stilted and the grammatical errors were just too much. Definitely not an enjoyable read. I'm surprised that a book can be listed on Amazon for sale without having gone through a review for grammar and typos.
It started out interesting then it tanked after they found out who each other really were. The gramma was terrible. Had a bit of a head ache correcting it in my head especially the tenses. Fluidity and character development was poor. Some parts of the story were unnecessary and bordering on ridiculous. But seeing it was £0.78 I got my moneys worth then.
Ok, I really enjoyed the story line. Yes, there’s some grammatical errors but my focus was on the storyline. The couple is adorable and I loved how the Female lead worked out her mistakes. It’s a good story, but if you are anal about all the grammar, then this is not the story for you.
The book needs severe editing. There is a lot of unnecessary dialogue. The story is all over the place. Seems like a really young person wrote this book. I got this book because I read a couple chapters on Facebook. Come to find out it's a completely different book. I'm glad I spent less than 5 bucks on this book. Do not recommend.
I read this because I saw an ad for it and was intrigued but this wasn't worth it. It went too fast. The characters were extremely undeveloped and the storyline moved in an unrealistic way. I know most complain about the grammar, I didn't mind it. It was everything else that wasn't much good.
If only written by a grown up. It’s so juvenile that I can’t believe it got published. I’m sure it was written by someone who doesn’t have English as their language and hopefully it was translated incorrectly. It was extremely hard to read.
This was a great beginning. The unfolding twist of these two people meeting in different cities that have already known each other for five years was great. Love always wins!!
The verbiage, language spelling all a major turn off for this book. Wasn't horrible I only finished because I hate DNF books. So I hustled through. But surely just not worth it.
Good story, but it needs a LOT of proofreading and fixing. Sometimes, it gets confusing with all the grammar errors. The writer needs to proofread and actually fix the many mistakes.
The book was ok but there were a lot of misspelling, grammatical errors and at time sentences didn’t make sense almost as if a poor translation to English.
This is obviously a first draft. The story line could be good but a lot of incomplete thoughts are random storylines that have not bearing to the main storyline. I regret spending $1 on this book
It was a decent read, lots of grammar errors but not horrible. The story didn’t drag on. Went a little too fast and probably could have been longer. But over all worth the read if you are looking for something to fill your time.
Started out interesting, but the more involved the worse the sentence structure, wording a storyline became. I hope the author gets a better publication technique.
Absolutely loved the story line and the characters the only thing I wish was that the story was longer . There were a few typos but nothing that really hurt the book. It was a wonderful book and would recommend to all of my girlies who love a good romance book!