The CEO's Second Choice Reviews

Who doesn't love murder, money and everlasting love? I read the whole story which I never do because I feel like they usually drawn out so I read the free chapters get the general gist then skip to the back and read the last two! I was sad to learn who the villain of the story was purely for sentimental reasons! However, I was glad that the two rivals became trusted friends in the end! Although, the number of sexual assaults surprised me no one should be victimized in that manner! I did appreciate the life lessons about discerning true friendships and relationships and above all else being true and honest to yourself!

I liked how they grew to love each other. Saddened by her twin sister though. I loved Isaac’s character. Glad he turned out to be her half brother too. Really liked Elijah. Was saddened by his lost love. Loved the places they visited and the setting in England. I could picture the places that were mentioned in England as I visited there two different times in my life. Absolutely love England! Wish the story had been longer…oh well

I have only read a little bit of ' The CEO's Second Choice, ' but I was drawn in because it looked interesting, and so far, it is good! I am excited to read more of it! 🙂 I have only read a little bit of ' The CEO's Second Choice, ' but I was drawn in because it looked interesting, and so far, it is good! I am excited to read more of it!

🥰🥰🥰 such a beautiful story!!!! My emotions were all over the place. Talk about a read. I loved the dynamic between Sebastian and Elena. We should get a story of Elijah, though. He deserves to find his true love the way his wife n left was not fair to him. But let us talk about how adorable those children are. I can just picture a beautiful baby face Aaron with Elena's eyes and his father's handsome face and Jake Gyllenhaal smile. Such a great story.

I really enjoyed this book. It was a short, easy read with a lot of emotion. I laughed and I cried. I cheered and I groaned. I wanted to slap and choke some people and others I wanted to hug. Jealousy is an evil thing that some people don't know how to handle. They think revenge and violence is the only way to deal with it. Growing up with constant ridicule can cause a lot of insecurities that messes with your mind. But true love, understanding and trust are the key to survive it all.

I actually really liked this one. I'm glad there wasn't a long, drawn out third person to the triangle; it gets old. Other people popped up but nothing super annoying. A little suspense and thrill with the drama instead of just the drama. Well done for that. Even the outside people didn't get a lot of time or attention. Yadda, yadda, yadda, word filter to get to eighty five words. So close, why does it have to be so long?

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Nicely done & fairly well written with few obvious errors. There were several twists which were interesting and moved the story forward. The use of British vocabulary and slang was fun for this American reader. I do enjoy having to look up words such words which may eventually work their way into my own vocabulary. Also, descriptions and social interactions of the society of the wealthy was different from what I had been exposed to in the past. This provided some interesting insights.

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Well, where to start? This world of richest people and old families respectively people that are famous surely have own and special rules to follow which you and I are not familiar with and which seems strange to us. Never ever marrying just because of expectations of others! How to expect they fell in love although forced into the wedding. Nevertheless, through adding some side stories and developments I had fun in reading this story. It had unexpected Implications so I can recommend reading at at least 80-85%.