The writing was, in itself, well done. However, too much of ‘real life’, especially what I know of the true costs of living in NYC, paying for rent and other services, had me rolling my eyes more than once and pulled me out of the story every time when such a situation was presented (I know I need to suspend belief when reading any books with ‘Billionaire’ in the title). It got to the point where I started skimming the book after i was three quarters of the way though it because I couldn’t suspend belief any longer.
An example has to do with Todd’s age in light of his profession as an ER doctor. Based on the ages of the characters presented in the book, Abigale was 25 years old and, presumably, so was Todd since they dated in high school when he left to attend college but now he’s a famous ER doctor at that age?
I won’t even go into Abigale’s change of ‘careers’ of which she had no background, training or experience. It is so silly and incongruous, it’s laughable.
And a minor nit, Chance’s name was changed to ‘Chase’ near the end of the book.
I can only surmise that the target reader is someone in their early twenties.
As I had mentioned earlier, the writing is well done but some of the situations presented in the storyline were more than a little out of tune with reality, from my perspective, even with this book being part of the ‘billionaire’ trope.