Tycoon

by Katy Evans

Austin, Texas entrepreneur Bryn Kelly must approach New York City's most powerful real estate tycoon Aaric Christos to save her startup, but soon realizes that, despite their tangled past, she may have risked too much in asking for Aaric's help.

• ISBN10: 154550170X
• ISBN13: 9781545501702
• Publish Date: 14 June 2017
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 286
• Language: English

Reviews

[stacey_is_sassy]

DNF at 30%

That cover would lead anyone to high expectations...

Unfortunately, I'm going to have to stop with this one. Between the time jumping, snippets of the storyline leaving me riddled with questions and a heroine that is stupid, naive and immature, Tycoon is driving me crazy. I'm not sure if the heroine was hoping for a handout or a business arrangement, to be honest? She was unprofessional, unorganised and seemed to walk in with a very laid back approach to something that, to her, seemed life or death. This chick also didn't help her cause (in my eyes) by lusting after a man who already has a girlfriend. Her lust seemed way more important than his fidelity.

Lots of readers loved it so don't judge on my review alone. Maybe it improves at the 31%? I guess, I will never know.

[Cocktails and Books]

I love Katy Evans, but this book was not one of my favorites. The relationship between the characters felt disjointed and rushed. And as a second chance romance, I really needed to feel like these characters resolved the past and were able to solidly move forward. I didn't get any of that.

[Eve1972]

The cover of this one is smokin' hot! Good representation of the hero. Great compostion and title work.

I must be in an excellent mood because I enjoyed this one despite it being a bit of a hot mess (IMO.) We are also left with a HUGE unresolved issue. A heroine that is willing to be a cheater and makes out with the hero thinking he is still with Miranda. As well as it being rife with OW drama and it contains one of the biggest clichés in Romancelandia.



Honestly, I don't know what else to say. I should have hated this book but found myself hooked from page one. I should have hated both main characters but found them extremely likable. I should be ranting and raving in this review, yet I just feel all ZEN about it all. Go figure...