Hayden is one of those guys that makes one admire how that can be so consistently rude and uncaring. He gets in a quid pro quo fake marriage with Finley and instead of being put off by his lack of effort being a decent guy, she goes along with it.
They are funny together - both clever and smart. Hayden thinks the best thing Finley has going for her in their relationship is that she hates him (she doesn’t). He’s so intent on proving he is fine by himself carrying out his mission of vengeance.
Finley is working on a PhD in art history and having access to Hayden’s family’s art collection is the carrot that got her to play along. I found this part of the book to be particularly interesting as Finley tried to decide if a painting she discovered in his collection would have wide ranging implications on the origins of modern physics.
It’s a great romance with crazy hot chemistry, the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. It was fun and interesting to read.
I received a copy of this book to read from NetGalley and this is my voluntary review.
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