1. The Millionaire Next Door
4 Stars
I received a free copy of the steamy New Zealand set novel The Millionaire Next Door: The Millionaire Family Ties book one by Cheryl Phipps and this review was given freely.
A bittersweet story of love and reconciliation with a lot of family drama, some twists, and some mildly to medium steamy scenes. Contains the dark undertones of living with cancer, renal failure, mental illness, and substance abuse.
Scarred by the betrayal of her younger sister Larissa and her ex-husband Rory, interior designer Sacha Prentiss lives a quiet life of work and friends until the wealthy playboy property developer Lucas Marshall becomes a house sitter for her neighbor, contracts for her firm to remodel a home for his sister Maddie, attempts to reconcile Sacha with sister, and challenges her no men rule.
2. Book 2: The Millionaire Proposal
4 stars
I received a free copy of the novel The Millionaire Proposal: The Millionaire Family Ties book two by Cheryl Phipps and this review was given freely.
Bittersweet with a touch of steam, a rocky instant attraction romance, a fair amount of conflict and family drama that ramps up at the end, and a happy ending.
Dispirit after finding herself homeless, jobless, and publicly humiliated by her fiancé Mark and their school Principal, teacher Georgia Wilson takes a live in position for the sixteen-year-old daughter of the wealthy work focused author Dane Turner in his rural “cabin” where mixed signals, an instant attraction, and self-entitled exes complicate things shattering Georgia’s hopes for love and family.
3. Book 3
4 stars
I received a free copy of the novel The Millionaire’s Seduction: The Millionaire Family Ties book three by Cheryl Phipps and this review was given freely.
A tragic story of coincidences, anxiety, and love.
After an unfortunate and dramatic first meeting with her sister Liana’s boss results in administrative assistant Liana being fired, the feisty, frugal, and panic attack suffering aspiring clothing designer Charlotte ‘Charlie’ Danvers finds herself suddenly employed as the dog walker of controlling and demanding millionaire Jake Bridges’ rambunctious dog Buster.
Contains the dark undertones of living with PTSD, anxiety, and Alzheimer’s dementia.