Only, due to a set-up by one of his slimy mangers, and a switch at the last minute by two graduate students (with completely different motives), Lucas thinks our heroine’s name is Dani Sinclair. ★★★★ ½ ! Up from the Brazilian slums, billionaire Lucas Vieira not only needs a translator, but someone to keep a businessman’s wife at a distance translator, Caroline Hamilton, fits both roles perfectly. But everything turned out well in the end!

Sometimes I really liked Lucas, sometimes he got on my nerves, mistrusting Caroline, suspecting that she was something she wasn’t. Some of my favorite parts in the book were the hero’s interactions with the cat! Caroline was a feisty, independent, and caring heroine. I really liked Caroline and her bedraggled and tattered cat Oliver. This was such an enjoyable read.sweet, sexy. Lucas is tossed between believing Caroline is a call girl/prostitute, or is she? This misunderstanding eventually breaks them up. Lucas and Caroline start spending time together, going to his beach house in the Hamptons. (Lucas needs a date who speaks Russian and a pretend girlfriend…the Russian man Lucas is doing business with has a wife who has the hots for Lucas and he wants to put her off.) Later on, through a mix-up, Lucas mistakenly thinks Caroline is a prostitute.Īfter someone breaks into Caroline’s apartment Lucas brings Caroline, and her cat Oliver, to stay at his lavish penthouse. Brazilian Billionaire Lucas Vieira and Caroline Hamilton first meet on an arranged business date.

Not for sale by sandra marton