Raped at sixteen, Sela Hallstead finally gets her life back together when she identifies one of her rapists. That sets her on a path to revenge, only she doesn't count on meeting Beck. 
 Beck is her rapist's business partner and friend. They run a service pairing Sugar Daddies, right successful older men, with Sugar Babies, the young women willing to enter into contracts involving sex and money. Yeah, it's as creepy as it sounds but I thought Sawyer Bennett kept it from becoming a total turn-off. 
 Most of the book focuses on Beck and Sela's relationship and their falling-in-love story. I loved that part of the book, and I held my breath as Sela decided what she was going to do about JT, rapist and best friend of Beck. 
 The book does end on a cliffhanger, and I appreciated the warning! I don't mind cliffies, and I thought this one did what a good cliffhanger does -- had me thinking about the possibilities all day long! 
 So a great start to this series. It kept my attention to the end and it was a bit on the shorter side which worked well with the subject matter. I liked that the rape details are done with restraint, because that kept my attention on Sela and Beck. I'm not happy with Beck at the end of this book, so I'm looking forward how things will work out for these two. 
 ARC provided for review.