Taming Her Tycoon (Kindle Edition)

Review of Taming Her Tycoon– Yahrah St. John
Customer rating 4/5.0
January 14, 2017 by Deborah A. Fortner
CONCEPT
Corporate tycoon seeks to overtake a company from a high-school classmate and well as takeover her heart.
STORY
In high school, Naomi Brooks had a major crush on Lucius Knight—much like every other girl. So it's oh-so-satisfying to have the sexy corporate raider eager to buy her organic-products company years later. This man doesn't know how to lose. And he's making it clear that he wants Naomi's business as well as her body…
Even when Naomi was a rough-and-tumble tomboy, Lucius was drawn to her. Now that she's bold, sexy and confident, she's even more alluring. He's willing to play dirty to convince her that a liaison can be mutually beneficial in and out of the bedroom. But that gamble, and an explosive family secret, might cost him the only conquest that truly matters: her heart.
CHARACTERS
Ms. St. John did a fine job with character development. Naomi Brooks had a major crush on Lucius Knight when they were in high school and once their paths cross years later, Naomi never expects the man would remember her since he is determined to buy ownership of her company. She also doesn’t realize Lucius wants more than her company he wants her. Naomi is not a woman to just lay down and let Lucius come in and takeover her company or trample her heart. Naomi is about loyalty, family and love whereas Lucius has not really been exposed to family love but he wants to experience those with Naomi. He needs to try and convince her his feelings are true and that he only wants her heart.
DIALOGUE
The dialogue of the story flowed and readers will emphathize with Lucius.
STRUCTURE
The structure of the story was well-crafted and readers are able to identify with the characters.
OVERALL
I thoroughly enjoyed Naomi and Lucius’ story and look forward to the next installment in this series. Overall, Taming Her Tycoon is a good read and I would recommend this author and story.

tropish, maybe I just read too many books and this came at the wrong time for me