Return Billionaire to Sender by Annika Martin is now live!
I may be a shy, lowly letter carrier, but when my beloved apartment building is threatened by a mysterious and reclusive billionaire, I'm willing to push the envelope. I'm going to march right up to Malcolm Blackberg's fortress of fierceness and deliver a cease-and-desist notice he can't refuse.
Only, no sooner do I get inside his gilded doors than things go sideways--fast. I'm mistaken for Malcolm's court-ordered emotional IQ coach, as if I'm acting out a wacky postal carrier cosplay.
They drag me in, a sacrificial lamb for the big bad. Make that big, smolderingly sexy bad.
So I make up a lesson involving a story about our building as he glares and fumes. Can he tell that I have no idea what I'm doing?
Before I know it I'm flying around the country, up close and personality testing the most devilishly exasperating man I've ever met.
He's scary for sure...but the way he sometimes looks at me turns my knees to jelly and has me writing love letters to his gorgeous eyes, his mouthwatering smile, his impressive...package.
Our coaching sessions are getting hot-hot-hot, but I can't let my guard down. If he ever finds out I'm a first-class fake, I'll lose everything I've ever loved in this world...
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Review:
3.75-4 stars
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Aww, this was really cute! This is Noelle and Malcolm's story. Noelle is a mailwoman and she lives in an apartment building with fabulous friends and neighbors that she adores. When her building is bought by a big corporation and scheduled to be torn down, they are all devastated. They hatch a plan to create a video of them all describing how much they love the building and why they don't want to move. Noelle volunteers to take the video to the CEO and big boss of the company, Malcolm. She marches herself down to his high rise office building and is promptly turned away without even being allowed to see him. But, in a comedy of errors, she ends up with a temporary job at the company. They think she is the person who was court appointed to give Malcolm sensitivity training and make him a more empathetic person, due to a law suit he had filed against him by a former employee. Noelle spends time with him every day making him watch her building's video, under the guise of doing her "job", hoping that he will feel sorry about tearing it down and change his mind. When Malcolm meets Noelle he is fascinated by her and as they spend time together they fall for each other. Will Noelle save the building and what will happen when Malcolm finds out she lied about who she really is?
I found this book to be so sweet and funny. I really loved Noelle and Malcolm together. Noelle was adorably quirky and Malcolm was swoony and obsessed with her. They had great chemistry. This was a slow burn story with sweet, sexy and funny moments. I did want a further ahead epilogue with a little more firm HEA, but I still really enjoyed this book.
Overall, this was a good book and great addition to this fun series. I really liked Malcolm and Noelle's journey to love. I look forward to more from Ms. Martin in the future!
Annika Martin is a NYT bestselling author who loves reading fun, steamy books, doing yoga, taking pictures of my cats, rocking out to 90's music, taking long baths, consuming See's chocolate suckers, mooning over heroes' hands, and helping animals. She can be found hanging out in Minneapolis coffee shops with her awesome writer husband and tending her crazy bee-friendly garden. She has also written as RITA award-winning author Carolyn Crane.
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