Review: Mister Moneybags

Mister Moneybags by Vi Keeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars





Once again, Penelope Ward and Vi Keeland nailed ut again. From the moment I read Cocky Bastard, I knew that these two ladies should be my auto-buy authors. They not only create AMAZING Heroes, they rock in every aspect of their stories.


Mister Moneybags is yet another success of these two amazing authors.

The story opens to Bianca George and Dexter Truitt stuck in an elevator. Bianca was on her way to interview the arrogant billionaire so full of himself Dexter Truitt who happens to be the same cute handsome Jay Reed who was holding her hand to get over her panick attack.





When Bianca revealed her low opinion about Mister Moneybags aka Dex aka him he introduced himself as Jay Reed, a simple guy who owns a small messenger company. Dex wanted to have a chance with the gorgeous reporter in front him and make her see the real him before he had to fully introduce himself to her. So instead of having an interview, he opted to answer her questions via email.

As f*cked up as it may be, Bianca started to develop feeling for both Dex and Jay and as f*cked up ad it may look, Dex started to feel jealous of Jay and wanted Bianca to like the real him and not a man he created to get her attention.



But before he had the chance to correct the wrong, Bianca discovered the truth.

Dexter has now to win Bianca back, show her how perfect they are together and regain her trust. He knew from the moment they were stuck in an elevator that she was the one.

“Take a chance on me, Georgy Girl. Take a chance.”

He would play all by the rules. He would even use their chemistry if it would bring Bianca back to him.

“You’re very tense, and your neck hurts. Why don’t I use the lotion and rub your shoulders for a bit.”
“I’d love that.”...

“That’s cold.”
“I could provide some warm cream if you prefer?” Dex’s tone was playful, but at the same time it was also husky, and I heard the need in his voice.”


Mister Moneybags is sexy, mind blowing romance that was mixed with humor, love and passion written a perfectly fabulous way to prove that Pene/Vi are two awsome authors.



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