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Rules of Negotiation by Inara Scott

booksandbonbons's review against another edition

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4.0

This is a cute and light read. It's quick and fun with just enough emotion.

pamela_xo's review against another edition

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hopeful fast-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Strong character development? No
  • Loveable characters? No
  • Diverse cast of characters? No
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

1.0

author_missyjane's review against another edition

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4.0

Great love story with just enough heat to keep it interesting. There were a few typos, but not enough to take away from the story. The heroine was strong but not an idiot, and the hero was hot and sexy. Overall a really good book.

lakishafrey2024's review against another edition

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5.0

Tori is a tough as nails lawyer. Brit is known as "The Slayer" in board room. Tori and Brit are trying to close on a deal, but Brit has alterior motives. Tori has a lot of issues in her life, but she refuses to let them get in the way of her goal to becoming partner in her law firm. They are both fighting themselves and the issues of their lives. Can they stop battling long enough to find love?

pepperi27's review against another edition

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3.0

This was okay, I had to skip quite a few pages to finish it.

beckyrendon's review against another edition

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4.0

Rules are for breaking...

Tori has too much work and too many reasons to keep working.
Brit just needs a moment of her time for some information.
She is suspicious of the play boy and doesn't really believe his interest.
He can't remember ever being turned down.
And so begins a game that she had no idea they were playing...
What happens when she finds out? Rules can keep you safe. Rules can help. Sometimes rules are meant to be broken...and sometimes followed.

shannon_cocktailsandbooks's review against another edition

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3.0

A hot shot CEO hoping to use his sex appeal to get a telephone number from a lawyer who's learned never to trust men. Who will win this war when it's a battle of wills?

Brit Bencher is known for doing whatever he can to get what he wants. If what he wants is for a member of his family, he's even more ruthless. In this case, it's the phone number for the owner/scientist of a company he thinks his sister would be perfect for. To get that phone number, he'll use his charms on the lawyer who is helping broker a buyout with his company. He didn't expect that lawyer to be the one woman who resists his charms and intrigues him beyond everything else.

Tori Anderson drives herself at work to prove to her mother she's made it as a lawyer but to also pay for her mother's medical costs. She's not impressed with Brit Bencher when he starts turning the charm on her, but she's intrigued because he offers her the one thing she hasn't done before...a one night stand. But when she sees there's more to Brit than the womanizer she believes him to be she finds herself falling. Unfortunately, she also discovers that he's been using her to help his sister.

I really wanted to like both of these characters more than I did, but I couldn't connect with them. Brit seemed to take his role as "head of the family" a little too seriously and at times had me wanting to smack him for being so overbearing. Tori bothered me because she seemed to take what her bitter mother said as an absolute when it came to men and a woman's worth. That's fine when we're younger, but at some point don't you develop your own sense?

Both Brit and Tori had redeeming qualities because they were willing to go above and beyond for their family. They were both determined to take care of those important to them, sometimes to their own detriment.

While I may not have been able to connect with the characters, it's still an interesting story and one that other may be able to connect with. A worthwhile read.

syndi3's review

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 DNF

I thought this book have some aspect of negotiation. Even though it is laced with romance. The more I listen to the audio book, I only get romance. But the romance is dry. I can not connect with the characters. The plot and the story is staying flat. 

2 stars 

lcdmccullough's review

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5.0

Great romance. I love how Brit and Tori didn't just fall in love immediately. She really made him work for it and their chemistry is great.