This book seems like a weird mix of Confessions of a Shopaholic and Fifty Shades of Grey. 
 On one side we have young girl, who can't manage her finances and instead of dealing with problems she pretends that they don't exist. Her personal life and career are a mess and she like to party and drink herself into oblivious. 
 On the other side we have a much older, serious, and very rich man. He doesn't let emotions to lead him and he is very strict. And he suggests a contract relationship to this young girl. 
 I didn't much like both characters. She kept making this stupid decisions and he was just mean almost all book long. You don't usually expect a romantic interest to treat a heroine so bad. 
 So it seems strange that I give this book the highest mark. What can I say? I love Sarra Manning. I like her writing style and the problems she raises in her books is always very realistic to which I can strongly relate. And the same things that irritate me in the characters, made them more interesting. 
 And there is another reason why I love this book so much. I confess, I like age gap between heroes. It makes their interactions so much more entertaining.