Jessica raised in a family famous to become involved in the art world, but she wants to make a name for herself. She invests all she has, and more with the help of her friend Izzy and her husband, Jason, and open as partner an art gallery. But she needs an artist to make her grand opening, and it happens that the third time an entrepreneur art competitor "stole" her client.
Far from being lost to the crying, she goes after a new and talented client.
Samson Marks is brilliant with his painting, and his stage performance attracts crowds.
But on the same night that she will know her potential new client, Jessica comes across a man who takes the shaft ... and they end up in bed.
Eli was not looking for a woman. He was too busy in recent years helping his brother to restore his artistic career and stay out of trouble and drugs.
One night of his brother performance, Eli meets a woman who snatches away, with her pink dress and her piercings. They end up in bed.
What Jessica did not know was that Eli and Samson were brothers .... twins, and she ends up thinking that the two are the same person, which hurt her professional decorum. She could not work with a client she had f*** ... But Samson, who passed for Eli, who passed for Samson (confusing, no?) manages to convince her to continue representing him.
At the bottom Jessica knew there was something wrong about "Samson" ... The eyes maybe? But the pretense is maintained for some time.
Meanwhile she finds herself involved in a case of forgery of a work of art and her mother midlife crisis.
The book has an interesting catch.
The beginning draws attention and the first time she and Eli fuck ... Wow! It's there hot!
But as the story went on, my interest was waning. And I was wondering why ...
I loved the cover (quite in the style of Sarah Mason's books, which I love), the synopsis caught my attention, the characters are strong; Eli is one of oh-my-god male character.
Maybe it was a bit by dialogues, perhaps because I think the main couple was so "mismatched" (maybe that's the reason for the book name), the type unlikely to be together in real life, I did not feel connected to them.
But I admit that the story has some funny parts and the author writes well. Probably I will read some of her other work to try to stop the bad impression.
What I felt this book was the same way I do when not even a good cast can save a bad movie..
3 STARS.