Slick and Leigh's reviews posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 LEIGH'S REVIEW - 5 Stars and Purest Delight Award 
 I put down my kindle when I finished this book and wanted to cry because I did not want to leave my little world made up of Eli and Justin! I LOVED these two heroes, I salivated at the kinky hot sex, I adored this book, and I bow to Anna Zabo for writing a story that was so wonderful I didn't want it to end. 
 Just Business is one of those stories that felt utterly perfect to me. Maybe because none of the characters were without faults. No one was larger than life, no one was infallible. Everyone was flawed and human and perfectly wonderful in all of their imperfections. 
 Justin was like a breath of fresh, coffee-shop scented air. As the MBA student that falls for his company's dominant CFO, he was the perfect contradiction. He was quirky and smart and sensitive and reminded me of a puppy that I wanted to cuddle. With his guy-liner and bratty submissive tendencies, Justin appeared to be the complete opposite of the ultra-stern Eli. Shaped by past tragedy and an upbringing that caused him to appear severe and ruthless, Eli showed none of the playfulness that his lover exhibited. But Eli was a pleasant surprise to me. He had so much empathy and compassion in him, wanting so much to care for Justin that by the end of the book, I couldn't imagine how I thought him to be a cold man. 
 These two men turned the labels of Dominant and submissive on their head with their play and their behavior, as they allowed their need to give the other person what they craved dictate their roles. Eli was always the Dom, but when Justin began to feel a sense of insecurity, Eli was there to give him the power he needed in the relationship to feel stable. And when Eli's past would haunt him, Justin was there to care for the Dom that would normally refrain from showing weakness. This was a sexy BDSM kink tale and romance wrapped into one. 
 And if things couldn't get any better, I got to see Sam, and his boyfriend Michael again! (If you haven't read Takeover, go grab it now!) With so many characters that I wanted to take home and keep forever, and a M/M love story that made me sigh out loud, I don't think I could have adored this book any more than I did. 
 SLICK'S REVIEW - 5 Stars and Purest Delight Award 
 Things I've come to really appreciate as someone with a voracious appetite for reading are books that feature fresh plots, characters that are flawed but likeable, men who can be alpha or dominate without being an a**shole and books where the characters grow, change and learn about themselves or from their past mistakes. Anna Zabo's Just Business has all of those qualities and then some and it is an outstanding story and one of my favorites of 2015. Two men both with baggage and to be honest some PTSD symptoms navigate their way through life as they deal with their pasts all while falling in love. This book was deep, dark, and emotional but throughout it there were moments of clarity, of hope, of acceptance and of understanding and while their journey was difficult the outcome was spectacular. 
 Graduate student Justin White wants nothing more than to work for S.R. Anderson consulting and to make a decent enough wage to help his sister and his family after everything they helped him through and he's willing to do whatever it takes even work with the cold as ice man that works with the owner; the one that evokes all kinds of feelings in him. 
 An accident at 16 that took the lives of his lover and two good friends left 
 Eli Ovadia with more than a physical limp. While he has some close friends, Eli chooses to close himself off from most people including those he's been intimate with over the last 18 years but there is something about Justin that rocks him to the core and that scares him more than his need to see him on his knees in front of him. 
 There is something satisfying about two seemingly very different people being attracted to one another and that set the stage well for this story. While Justin can wear a suit well he's way more comfortable in his jeans, t-shirts, mussed hair and eyeliner and Eli is a three piece buttoned down suit all the way kind of man. However from the moment Justin interviews with Eli there is an underlying current that sizzles between them, one that takes on a life of its own and one as a reader you know is going to lead to one incredible and sexy scene. This book is written in third person but we are still treated to the intimate thoughts and fantasies of these two men which only drives the heat up. It is obvious that Justin is a sub but has been hurt and hasn't been in the lifestyle for awhile just as it is obvious that Eli is a Dom with a sadistic side and loves the mind-fu*k. 
 I'd like to say these two had an easy time being together but they didn't. They had a lot of issues to work through both individually and together and through it all we watched them overcome, accept, and grow and in the end come out much stronger together than they ever were apart. 
 Sometimes a hard road leads to the best and sometimes unimaginable outcome making the journey worth it. From the very beginning to the very last words Just Business was a book I could not put down, one I felt deep in my soul and one I'm not likely to forget. Bravo Ms. Zabo, take a bow!