Book Review: The Fine Print by Lauren Asher

The Fine Print by Lauren Asher
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

After Rowan and I had a come-to-Jesus meeting and I smacked him around with a baseball bat, I enjoyed this book. I know, I'm not the type of girl that would read a billionaire romance and love it, but honestly, I liked Rowan. He was boyfriend material, I wanted to shake the poor bastard (and yes, I did slap him around a couple of times, he'll be fine) but I still enjoyed this book nonetheless.

So all of this started with a letter from Rowan's grandfather, telling him to be his theme park's director and oversee the project. At first, Rowan was so dang grumpy and mean, cutting almost everything and ensuring everything was running smoothly. Enter Zahra, a Creator who drunkenly sent an application, tearing down a ride and something, and she was hired. Every day Rowan and Zahra kept seeing each other at work, and Rowan thought that she was the most annoying person on the planet. He kept doing and saying things to her to rile her up, but she didn't even move an inch. Instead, she laughed at everything he says to her to his face, which angers her even more.

But slowly but surely, they fall in love, and they even have a date in NYC, where Zahra met her favorite author and they spent that cold NYC day around NYC, doing many things until she got sick. Rowan started getting worried, poor boy almost had a heart attack while he was taking care of her, and when he found her in the floor of his home, face down, that's when Rowan called the hospital and was there for her...until he decided to do some asshole breathing and did the first form on poor, sick in the bed Zahra, and did he feel guilty about what he did?

Yes, yes he did.

Oh, and don't get me started on the fact that he pretended to be 'Scott' so he could find out about her true intentions...which were pure and nothing bad. He even invited her to his house so he can explain everything--his past and all. The spice was good, I'm giving it three chili peppers, but when he revealed everything, Zahra threw up the deuces, told him never to come near her ever again, and even when he tried to win her back after everything he did, she stood her ground and ever broke...until she got a letter from Brady, Rowan's grandfather, about being on the board that will be the final vote.

When Rowan found out about it, he tried to get her to fall right back in love with him, but sadly it didn't work, and when the meeting came, Rowan did a whole presentation to everyone, nearly making Zahra cry of how he presented his information and also mentioned so many people that needed more medical attention and wanted to give them more. I did do a first pump when Zahra told Rowan's father off, and then Rowan invited her to his house again, where he apologized and they got back together, and the ending was just perfect. Very perfect.

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