Search - The Billionaire Affair (Mistress To A Millionaire) (Harlequin Presents)

I have to respectfully disagree with Jennifer O. This was a great Harlequin and one of the few I have on my keeper shelf. Harlequins ARE silly, but sometimes the authors can pull off a great story and this is one - I loved the old-lovers-reunited theme; the fact that neither of them could ever forget the other after their teenage romance, etc. To me, the continued 'misunderstandings' make sense because both Ben and Caroline have trust issues after their first romance was broken up. I would definitely rate this 3.5 stars.

Once in awhile, I crave a silly Harlequin romance. So I picked up "The Billinaire Affaire" from the library. I had to skip over several frustrating sections, the couple keeps misunderstanding or miscommunicating their feelings; frustrating. Not great but not horrible.

From back of book:

Ben Dexter had become a powerful and respected businessman, earning billions. But money could no longer satisfy him.

For years, Ben had forgone a wife and family after becoming convinced Caroline Harvey, the woman he'd loved, had betrayed him. He'd never been able to find the kind of passion he'd shared with Caro and it was time to get her out of his system. He'd find her, indulge in a short, intense affair and then he'd finally be able to get on with his life. But things didn't go quite as he had planned.

......She's his in the bedroom, but he can't buy her love.