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Forbidden Surrender Forever Series Book 1 edition by Priscilla West Literature Fiction eBooks

I can basically sum up Forbidden Surrender in one word or one sound actually… “Mmmmmmmm.” Where do I find one just like that for myself?

The Surrender series of three stories tells Vincent and Kristen’s tale. These three novels have been released for some time now, but time does not change a moment of the sexiness, loving tease of their story. This first one is short, but packs a powerful sexual and storyline punch.

Vincent was wealthy. Very wealthy. He was also intelligent, educated, elegant and hot as sin. He began as a surfer, more surfer than engineer according to his professors – but he did invent a camera that changed extreme sports for many of its most dedicated followers. Although he still surfs and enjoys that lifestyle when he can – he is far from your average surfer dude. Yet because of his fit, blonde good looks, some people are foolish enough to see the surfer dude when they should be seeing the billionaire. You don’t become a self-made billionaire by being stupid.

Kristen was part of the team assigned to bring in his account to the wealth management company she worked for. She had done most of the research and charts regarding how they could best advise him on the management of his money. She and Richard, her superior on this team had traveled to South Africa to meet with Vincent. Unfortunately, Richard tried to play up the surfer dude instead of the intelligent man during their meeting. Kristen was stunned by Vincent’s sheer sexiness and practically fell into his lap. Yet, she was able to save some part of the meeting. But it didn’t look good at all.

What soon became clear was Vincent’s interest in her and he would sign with their company on one condition…

If you haven’t had the pleasure of reading Forbidden Surrender yet, I would highly recommend you go out and fix that oversight very soon. You will find a fast paced, intense, flirty, sensuous beginning to a couple’s relationship. Remember, this is a three book series all about Kristen and Vincent. While the first novel doesn’t end strictly on a cliffhanger, it does end abruptly. You’ll want to find out what happens next, just as I did. Indulge yourself in a sexy story that will hopefully lead to a love story for our couple – we’ll just have to read the next novel to find out.

*I received an e-ARC of Forbidden Surrender from the publisher and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. That does not change what I think of this novel.*
Originally reviewed at Keeper Bookshelf (dot) com


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Forbidden Surrender Forever Series Book 1 edition by Priscilla West Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I’m giving this three stars simply because it was written without any noticeable spelling or grammar issues. But, otherwise this would have been a 2-Star rating at best. This book just isn’t worth the price of admission. It’s ridiculously short and apparently, each successive book is the same. Just as another reviewer mentioned, this is one book split into three and even considering the three books as one book, they aren’t worth the cost of $8.97. with regards to the story, I’m sorry to say that I found it weak and serves only to string romantic encounters together. The plot is predictable and full of clichés; I do understand that these things tend to be that way but this was overly so. I also grew to have less and less respect for the female lead. She doesn’t want to be treated like a little girl, but she acts like a little girl. It gets worse in the second book and yes there are mitigating circumstances, but they’re so cliché (yes, I know, again.). I started the third book and a few pages in I requested a refund. The grammar is better than most and I didn’t notice anything in particular like many of these books and I commend the author/editors on that, but much like our female lead, I just couldn’t stomach any more of the predictable melodrama that served to connect romantic scenes. When I choose to read romance fiction, I like those books to actually have real, engaging plots and to be longer than a short story especially at $2.99 each especially when they’re not stand-alone (and I’m not talking about series in general. Good series should be comprised of books that have legs enough to stand on their own). If this was offered on Unlimited I might have finished the series, but on principle I could not throw away any more money, even a small amount).
"Some of the intensity left Vincent's face and his mouth twisted into a boyish grin, but he never broke eye contact."

Books in the Surrender series should be read in order
Book 1 Forbidden Surrender
Book 2 Secret Surrender
Book 3 Beautiful Surrender

In Forbidden Surrender recent Harvard graduate and wealth manager Kristen Daley and her colleague have traveled to South Africa to pitch tattooed surfer turned self-made Billionaire Vincent Sorenson on their wealth management company investing his fortune.

Story then follows Vincent and Kristen as he zeroes in on her in a bit of insta-lust/insta-love while Kristen spends her time brushing him off and denying her attraction to her potential client, citing conflict of interest. The merry-go chase takes us from South Africa back to New York and beyond as they are both trying come to terms with their forbidden feelings. But when dark forces from Kristen's past resurface will Vincent be the one running away?

HERO Vincent Sorenson/31 years/$$$$/CEO Sandworks/dark blond hair/brown eyes/piercings, tattoos.
Underneath the Armani suit we have a bit a bad boy with tattoos and piercings but mostly an honorable man. Vincent Sorenson came from nothing and possesses the drive to do whatever it takes to get what he wants. Seven words to describe Vincent Relentless, charming, noble, driven, thrill-seeker, reasonable and complex.

HEROINE Kristen Daley/25 years/wealth manager/recent Harvard graduate/dark brown hair/brown eyes.
I had a harder time connecting with Kristen Daley, but the bottom line is; she is what Vincent wants and what is needed to keep the story and chase going. Seven words to describe Kristen Smart, indecisive, stubborn, insecure, ambitious, predictable and endearing.

Forbidden Surrender ends a bit abruptly, but not worries as book 2, Secret Surrender is already available. Fast-paced and entertaining, albeit predictable plot! Interesting and charming alpha hero! A quick, sexy and feel-good read!
"I raised a brow. "So you do listen."
"When it involves your lips, you have my full attention."

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Hero rating 4 stars
Heroine rating 3.5 stars
Sex scenes rating 4 stars
Sex scenes frequency 3.5 stars
Storyline concept rating 4 stars
Storytelling skills rating 4.5 stars
Story ending rating N/A
Book editing rating (5 = no edits spotted) 4.5 stars
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Overall rating 4 stars

Would I recommend this series Yes.
Would I re-read this series Maybe later.
Would I read future books by this author Yes.

A gifted copy was provided by author/publisher for an honest review.
I can basically sum up Forbidden Surrender in one word or one sound actually… “Mmmmmmmm.” Where do I find one just like that for myself?

The Surrender series of three stories tells Vincent and Kristen’s tale. These three novels have been released for some time now, but time does not change a moment of the sexiness, loving tease of their story. This first one is short, but packs a powerful sexual and storyline punch.

Vincent was wealthy. Very wealthy. He was also intelligent, educated, elegant and hot as sin. He began as a surfer, more surfer than engineer according to his professors – but he did invent a camera that changed extreme sports for many of its most dedicated followers. Although he still surfs and enjoys that lifestyle when he can – he is far from your average surfer dude. Yet because of his fit, blonde good looks, some people are foolish enough to see the surfer dude when they should be seeing the billionaire. You don’t become a self-made billionaire by being stupid.

Kristen was part of the team assigned to bring in his account to the wealth management company she worked for. She had done most of the research and charts regarding how they could best advise him on the management of his money. She and Richard, her superior on this team had traveled to South Africa to meet with Vincent. Unfortunately, Richard tried to play up the surfer dude instead of the intelligent man during their meeting. Kristen was stunned by Vincent’s sheer sexiness and practically fell into his lap. Yet, she was able to save some part of the meeting. But it didn’t look good at all.

What soon became clear was Vincent’s interest in her and he would sign with their company on one condition…

If you haven’t had the pleasure of reading Forbidden Surrender yet, I would highly recommend you go out and fix that oversight very soon. You will find a fast paced, intense, flirty, sensuous beginning to a couple’s relationship. Remember, this is a three book series all about Kristen and Vincent. While the first novel doesn’t end strictly on a cliffhanger, it does end abruptly. You’ll want to find out what happens next, just as I did. Indulge yourself in a sexy story that will hopefully lead to a love story for our couple – we’ll just have to read the next novel to find out.

*I received an e-ARC of Forbidden Surrender from the publisher and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. That does not change what I think of this novel.*
Originally reviewed at Keeper Bookshelf (dot) com