There is never a dull moment in SERVING THE MOGUL. It combines steam, love and some unexpected intrigue when playboy and hotelier James “Maximus” encounters independent, no-nonsense interior designer, Tina.
James is unapologetic about his preferences in the bedroom. When he decides to introduce Tina to this world he, she takes to it and to him. He becomes protective of her. Even when she is threatened she expects him to respect her ability to take care of herself and no rely on him.
It’s a good book that makes me wonder what is next because James has this really disjointed family that could make things interesting.
I was able to read an advance copy of this book I received. This is my voluntary review of SERVING THE MOGUL.
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