Musings of a Bookworm: Sponsored Give-away and review: The Billionaire Wins the Game by Andrea Fuentes

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Title: The Billionaire Wins the Game
Author: Andrea Fuentes - GoodbooksToday.com Reviews

Joseph Anderson has decided it is time his three successful sons find brides. Joseph wants grandchildren to fill his huge mansion, and he wants them immediately.

His eldest son Lucas is successful in all areas of his life except love. He has no desire to have any woman enter that life, causing chaos, or using his family's name.

Amy Harper was raised in tragic circumstances and does not like pampered, rich men who have been handed everything with a silver spoon. She spent years finishing her education and was blessed to get a job with the famous Andersons Corporation.

Amy and Lucas will fight their attraction to each other, but find that they cannot resist the sparks that fly. They take a journey together learning to challenge, trust and ultimately….. Love.

This is the first book in the Billionaire Bachelors, look for Alex's story in the Billionaire's Dance, and Mark's story in The Billionaire Falls.

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GoodbooksToday.com Review

As the first book in the Billionaire Bachelors series, Melody Anne makes a great first impression with an interesting novel to say the least, involving Amy, a woman that had to work hard her entire life to get even the basic necessities and Lucas, the son and now head of a billion dollar corporation, as they travel through forbidden waters in an employee/employer love affair. The twist is that it was completely planned by Lucas father Joseph, as a ploy to make his son happy.

By chapter three I was already in tears. I was rooting for Amy to be able to get everything she wanted although I must say that Lucas did seem like quite the commanding, if not borderline abusive, man.

When both of them would let their guards down and actually enjoy what was happening I could only put myself in Amys position and wish I were her. I found myself lost in the book, as it was an easy read from start to finish. The beginning reminded me almost of Roald Dahls Matilda with the explanation of Amys poor upbringing and her escape to libraries as spaces of solitude and safety.

I am eager to move on to the second book of the series, The Billionaires Dance. Melody Anne has a way with pulling readers into the stories and bringing forward intricacies almost too real to be fiction. She does a great job of allowing readers to see the sides of both characters which helps to create a passion to cheer for them and hope they will both just give in and be happy.

The Billionaire Wins the Game also sends a powerful message to those of us that are stubborn, hardheaded, and reluctant to give in to the moment afraid of being even the slightest bit vulnerable. The message tells us that sometimes it is alright to let your guard down because sometimes if you dont you might just lose the best thing in your life. Melody Anne definitely won me over with this is a book as I am already recommending to friends, peers, and acquaintances.

The Billionaire Wins the Game has received two thumbs up from me for sure. As a pondering point, I think it would make an interesting story line for a movie as well.

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