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The boys lost their mom and hate their dad, if they don't meet those requirements, their dad will get the majority of the shares and they don't want that. I feel like this book was the least interesting of the two. It’s definitely still worth reading since it sets the foundation for the plot, but aside from that, I didn’t enjoy it as much as I thought I would. It makes me really upset that I didn’t enjoy it because it features my favorite tropes but it didn’t do them justice. Things began to spiral out of control when he texted her under an alias. By the time he realized where it was that he went wrong, it was much too late. Folks like Rowan do not get ever get happy endings. Not when they are destined to ruin them.
Iris’ own plan to marry Declan was a simple one, at least in theory, anyway. Move in together. Have a wedding. And then have a baby. Iris and Declan set these ground rules to prevent any sort of issues. Ones which were never meant to get broken, no matter how much Declan tempts her. However what happens when their fake relationship winds up bleeding into their real one? Falling in love was not ever an option. At least not for Iris. While their relationship begins to build, it is tough to ignore the evolution of their casual relationship while building something much more than mere physical attraction while Rowan begins seeing more of Zahra with her family and outside of work. These two characters develop in such an outstanding way as it allows you see the shifts in both Rowan and Zahra throughout the entire novel while they begin to see life in a whole different light. Readers loved how Rowan is a mentor for Ani, too. The enjoyment factor was pretty high. All thanks to Rowan and his grumpy facade. I just find pleasure in seeing men like him, who are so stoic and guarded, crumble. And crumble he did. 🫠 I don’t need my characters, heroes in particular, to always be emotionally equipped to handle their feelings. I enjoy them feeling stunted for a while and it’s nice to see and go on that journey of growth with them. unfolds as a small-town billionaire romance, casting the spotlight on Julian Lopez and Dahlia Munoz. Their history is woven with childhood rivalry, a constant dance of competition and one-upmanship. Little did they realize that, beneath the teasing and rivalry, a profound connection was quietly taking root.boredom . Never at any point in this book was I interested . Was Bored throughout . DNF’d this book . Whatever it was supposed to focus on passed and the book just continued and diverged from that path without my noticing . I was left looking for the climax and purpose .gave up looking . the full story had me so giddy and excited while reading, I loved how natural, organic, and realistic this relationship was. both characters are able to recognize their differences/past issues and move past them, together.
It was predictable that Zahra was going to be pissed when she found out about Scott actually being Rowan, but it's always fun to watch heroes chase after heroines like puppy dogs so it's both good and bad. Though, after Zahra found out and her and Rowan made up it brought this incredible line There are three books to the Dreamland Billionaires series which are all standalone novels in an interconnected series about three brothers who are billionaires. Will There Be Any More Books in the Dreamland Billionaire Series? Lauren Asher is the author of the Dreamland Billionaires series. She is also the author of the Dirty Air series and the soon-to-be Lakefront Billionaires series whose first book is a spin-off of the Dreamland Billionaires series. How Many Books are in the Dreamland Billionaire Series? I’m destined to become the next CEO of my family’s media empire. The only problem? My grandfather’s inheritance clause. Fulfilling his last wish of getting married and having an heir seemed impossible until my assistant volunteers for the job.
These two are quite literally everything to me. As I was reading I could really feel the deep love between these characters, they are soulmates and I will never get over them. I’m so proud of their growth after everything they have both been through. i fluctuated so much with the characters. one minute i loved Zahra and was riding the Rowan-hate train... then after one small conversation or interaction my feelings would do a reverse uno and it was Rowan i was rooting for while Zahra was the one grating on my last nerve.
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