
Cheryl Whitty
This is a book had everything, a fun read with Billionaire who has lived his life with wine women and song. When he wants to be taken seriously, he decided he needs a fake fiancée. After meeting Kara at the millionaire’s gambling club and decides it’s his last night gambling.Then he asks her if she willing to be his fake fiancée to help impress the board of Westbrook Oil the company his family built. After all his antics they’re are saying he is detrimental to the Image of the company. The chemistry between Cash and Kara is of the charts, as they get to know each other their affection begins to turn into love. While Cash has been open and you can’t help but love him. Kara keeps her secrets,they certainly came back to bite her. My god Cash was wonderful to Kara, but she was determined to keep her father’s problems to her self. Cash and Kara were so good together it was wonderful story to read, with chemistry of the charts, scorching hot sex , and plenty of action in and out of the bedroom. this book had it all. One of those you start reading and before you know it your at the end. What a wonderful epilogue!
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Sandy S.
CASH is the fourth instalment in Cassia Leo’s contemporary, adult POWER PLAYERS erotic, romances series. This is billionaire heir to Westbrook Oil Cash Westbrook, and Vegas Black Jack dealer Kara Langley’s story line. CASH can be read as a stand alone without any difficulty. Any important information from the previous instalment is revealed where necessary. Told from dual first person perspectives (Kara and Cash) CASH follows the fake engagement and building relationship between billionaire heir to Westbrook Oil Cash Westbrook, and Vegas Black Jack dealer Kara Langley. Kara Langley is desperate for money to pay her father’s medical bills when the opportunity of a lifetime finds our heroine the new Black Jack dealer at a private billionaire’s club, a club where she will meet the man with whom she will fall in love. Enter billionaire playboy and manwh*re Cash Westbrook, a man with more than his share of media disasters. When Westbrook Oil deems Cash a threat to the stability of the board, in desperation Cash sets about to clean up his image starting with a ‘fake’ fiancé in the form of Kara Langley. What ensues is the building relationship and love between Kara and Cash, and the potential fall-out as Kara’s father’s past seeks redemption for sins of the past using Kara and the people she loves in their need for retribution and repayment. Cash is desperate to make good on the promise to clean up his image in an effort to reclaim his seat on the board but desperation meant finding the first available woman willing to play along as his fake fiancé, a move that threatens his family and his life. Kara Langley struggles to pay the mounting bills for her father’s medical treatments but sins from the past threaten any semblance of peace when Kara is targeted, and her life becomes a bargaining chip in a dangerous game on the Las Vegas strip. When Cash offers Kara one-million dollars to play his fake fiancé, Kara hopes to stay one step ahead of those trying to destroy her life. The relationship between Kara and Cash is one of immediate attraction but Cash doesn’t do relationship, and the latest media frenzy refuses to die down as Cash’s personal life is paparazzi fodder. Kara is desperate enough to take Cash up on his offer but outlines three rules that must be obeyed in an effort to remain in control of the situation. The $ex scenes are erotic and intense We are introduced to Cash’s parent Anne and Jacob Westbrook, as well as Kara’s father Kurt Langley, and his aide Jacie, as well as Kara’s friend Suzy. We are reintroduced to Knox Savage of Savage Security, as well as security guards Dex and Hector. The requisite evil has many faces. CASH is a story of family, desperation, addiction and love. The premise is engaging, entertaining and enticing; the characters are colorful, energetic and charismatic; the romance is passionate and seductive. CASH is a fast paced, sizzling and animated story line.
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Michelle Austin
Cash was a great 5 star read. I made the mistake of starting this at work during break and I couldn’t stop thinking about it, once I got home I devoured it. I love me some Cash and the cover adds to this great book. I was pulled right in from the beginning with a very interesting scene with Cash. While on his way to his apartment with a fling, something happens that causes a past memory to come back and make him flip out and hurt his bodyguards. Cash is a billionaire playboy that has trouble following him everywhere, he is always in the tabloids. When his father calls him to his office following the latest event he is told some unsettling things. He needs to make some changes or he will be out of the company. Cash panics and blurts something out that may change everything for him. Now he just has to find the one person that can help him. Kara is a blackjack dealer who has pretty much been overshadowed by her fathers bad history with the casinos and is struggling to find a job. When she finally lands a job at the Billionaire Club she is hoping it will help her get the money she needs to help pay for her fathers medical bills. When Cash ends up at her table sparks fly in so many ways. Kara knows who Cash is but he doesn’t know who she is. Her father was an employee of his family's company and they are refusing to give him health insurance. Could Cash be the one to help Kara? Could Kara be the one to help Cash? There is so much more to this great read. I loved Kara and her strength and sassiness, she knew how to stand up for herself. Cash grew on me, I really felt bad for some of the things that he was blamed for and the struggles he had. When these two finally connected it was very hot and steamy. The secondary characters were great. I can’t say enough about how much I enjoyed this book. Cassia has once again pulled me right in with her writing, I can’t wait to read more from this series. I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.
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