Drawn Through You Synopsis:
What if the brooding billionaire wore pencil skirts and Louboutins? What if the impressionable intern was a small-town furniture maker with boyish charm?
Cole Jacobson always thought he would take after his father and pursue his dreams. But when the family business falters and he’s forced to accept his uncle’s help, Cole is summoned to the big city for a job he never wanted.
Priorities become obscured when Cole finds himself working for Shaun Wright, the strong, intimidating, and ruthlessly attractive business partner at his uncle’s contracting firm. Forced to either sacrifice his hard-won integrity or leave behind the one thing that brings him true happiness, Cole must make a decision that could cost him both. A decision only complicated by the sexy, inscrutable woman he can’t stop thinking about. A woman who just might be as intrigued as he is to cross professional boundaries.
A provocative, trope-twisting romance, Sarina Rhoads’s Drawn Through You finally puts
the heroine on the other side of the desk.
Cole Jacobson always thought he would take after his father and pursue his dreams. But when the family business falters and he’s forced to accept his uncle’s help, Cole is summoned to the big city for a job he never wanted.
Priorities become obscured when Cole finds himself working for Shaun Wright, the strong, intimidating, and ruthlessly attractive business partner at his uncle’s contracting firm. Forced to either sacrifice his hard-won integrity or leave behind the one thing that brings him true happiness, Cole must make a decision that could cost him both. A decision only complicated by the sexy, inscrutable woman he can’t stop thinking about. A woman who just might be as intrigued as he is to cross professional boundaries.
A provocative, trope-twisting romance, Sarina Rhoads’s Drawn Through You finally puts
the heroine on the other side of the desk.
REVIEW:
Review by CA Borgford
Drawn Through You is a novel that turns the tables on the alpha male and highlights the alpha female. I found myself intrigued by the synopsis. Shaun and Cole are an interesting pair. At first glance, they seem very much as opposite as could be— small town man meets big city independent woman. Individually, they both struggle to manage their dreams, expectations and find true happiness.
While I liked the writing and the concept of the story, I felt like the relationship between Shaun and Cole took a back seat to everything that was going on. They had chemistry and the story had possibilities, the execution just fell short for me. I wanted to focus yet felt many times that things were rushed.
The bright side for me is the polished writing style, which will have me on the lookout for future releases from this author.
3 solid stars.
Review by CA Borgford
Drawn Through You is a novel that turns the tables on the alpha male and highlights the alpha female. I found myself intrigued by the synopsis. Shaun and Cole are an interesting pair. At first glance, they seem very much as opposite as could be— small town man meets big city independent woman. Individually, they both struggle to manage their dreams, expectations and find true happiness.
While I liked the writing and the concept of the story, I felt like the relationship between Shaun and Cole took a back seat to everything that was going on. They had chemistry and the story had possibilities, the execution just fell short for me. I wanted to focus yet felt many times that things were rushed.
The bright side for me is the polished writing style, which will have me on the lookout for future releases from this author.
3 solid stars.
Sarina Rhoads Bio:
Maintaining a suburban orbit of NYC all her life, Sarina Rhoads ran the gamut of odd jobs in pursuit of a one true passion. Once exposed to a world of creative storytelling through online writing groups, she fell completely in love. Now she finds pleasure in penning both contemporary and paranormal romance, possessing notebooks chock full of ideas only waiting to be released.
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