I buddy read this with these lovely ladies Rachmi and Felita (Click their names to read their fab reviews) 
 While in the subway on her way to work, Soraya Venedetta, an advice columnist assistant, notices a man in suit across her. He's an attractive man but when she overheard him talking mad on the phone, she finds him arrogant. When he got out of his destination, he didn't notice he dropped his phone. Soraya found it when she's about to get out of her next stop. She kept it for days while trying to find this enigmatic man and one day she decided to personally give it back to its owner, Graham J. Morgan, founder of a business firm Morgan Financial Holdings. Instead, Graham didn't meet her and it pissed off Soraya on how disrespectful he is. She left a message on his phone along with the pictures of her body (except her face) as a comeback. Since then, they started communicating with each other and their attraction sparks leading to something more. 
 It's a hate-to-love story between a witty heroine and a jerk hero. I love every single moment of their angst and hot romance, including their ups and downs. Graham Morgan is so HOT and he has an excellent character development. He might be an arrogant bastard in the beginning but he has reasons. As the story progresses, he's a sweet, thoughtful and loving guy who values loyalty. He lost his mom at a young age and his former girlfriend cheated on him with his best friend. These issues made him closed off and mean to everyone but when met his match, he just tamed. I appreciate his honesty as he expresses his frustrations and owned it up. 
 I LOVE SORAYA VENEDETTA FROM THE BEGINNING TILL THE END! All caps for emphasis. She's fierce, sassy, hilarious and witty! She has zero tolerance on a-holes and fearlessly gives their own dose of medicine. I love she puts boundaries on Graham's advances and challenges him more. She's not playing hard to get but wants Graham to earn it before she gives into him. She has her fair share of issues and it left a huge impact on her. Feeling of rejection makes her wary to have a relationship. I admire her personality and she earned my respect. I'm gladly including her as one of my all time favorite New Adult heroines. 
 The drama begins halfway through the book that complicates Soraya and Graham's relationship which involves Graham's ex-girlfriend, Genevieve [I can't tell you more because it will be a spoiler]. They experienced conflicts that almost tore them apart as Genevieve tries to win Graham back. I may have not liked Soraya's action but I understand her of why she did it. I still love her when she realizes her relationship with him can still work and make up for it. Despite of misunderstandings, I like the drama because it's not over the top and the characters maturely handled the conflicts pretty well. 
 I appreciate Graham's grandmother. She gives wonderful advises and she's a cool granny. She's also a great matchmaker ;) Overall, I love the story and it's definitely 5 stars to me. I recommend this book and it's better to jump on this blind.