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A review by djinnia
Double Standards by Judith McNaught
4.0
It's a classic love story. Lauren is asked to spy on a company by a distant relative, but she tries to get out of it. Only she meets with Nick Sinclair and is interviewed for a job that she now wants, if only to meet with Nick.
She later realizes that Nick isn't just a common engineer she thought he was; he's the wealthy owner of the company.
With the industrial espionage as one of the main driving forces of contention between Nick and Lauren, it's a fun read with hint of intrigue.
What I really wanted to do is bang Nick upside the head with a two-by-four because of his stupid pride
Anyway, a nice romantic read for a lazy day.
She later realizes that Nick isn't just a common engineer she thought he was; he's the wealthy owner of the company.
With the industrial espionage as one of the main driving forces of contention between Nick and Lauren, it's a fun read with hint of intrigue.
What I really wanted to do is bang Nick upside the head with a two-by-four because of his stupid pride
Spoiler
when he thinks Lauren betrayed him. I, for one, wouldn't have forgiven him that easily. no matter how painful his childhood was, he should have at least listened to her side before throwing her out of office.Anyway, a nice romantic read for a lazy day.