Soraya has a string of bad blind dates and encounters with men. She changes her hair color with her mood and has a bohemian, carefree air about her. She is no-nonsense when it comes to men, clothes, and her job. When she picks up the phone of a stuck up suit on the train, she can't get a bead on the man behind the phone. Her attempt to return the phone results in a blow up that leaves them both thinking about the person on the other side of the phone. 
 Graham Morgan is a hard man. He works long hours, and has a single minded focus on his business, not caring if he comes off as aggressive or short tempered as long as the work gets done. But Graham has a softer side that he has buried deep. 
 The chemistry between these two is off the charts, even before they meet. Their flirty texts and the way Soraya challenges Graham spark feelings between them that only grow. Though they would seem to be opposites, they see beyond the surface. Soraya calls Graham on his crap, not letting him get away with being the cold, closed off business man he had turned into. Graham pushes Soraya to see possibilities she hadn't considered in the past. 
 These two can certainly steam up the pages. This story had to grow on me, but by the end I was grinning at Soraya and Graham's journey. If I'm being honest, it started out slow for me. There was quite a long time before they actually met, though they did flirt through texts, that I felt like I just wanted them to talk face to face. Once things started picking up and other elements were added to the plot I found myself enjoying the journey. 
 ARC provided by authors in exchange for an honest review.