Buddy read this with the lovely ladies, Pearl, Marla, and Nicay 
 If you come to think of it, the title of this book is intriguing for some romance lovers. I haven't tried any Katy Evans novel and I'm glad I tried this one because it is a promising guilty pleasure read. It's hard to write a review for this when all I can think is "Malcolm Kyle Preston Logan Saint is scorching hot." *fans self* 
 Rachel Livingston is a journalist at the Edge magazine (which is about to go its downfall) and is assigned to write an expose about Malcolm Saint. Considering he's got a reputation in the eyes of many people. A successful, rich, attractive manwhore. It's easy to judge people by their looks but once you get to know them, that could turn the other way around and Rachel didn't expect it. During the course of interviews regarding his business and getting to know his personal life, it seems this man is totally different and she can't help but be attracted to him. 
 "I'd say people respond to me on four levels and four levels only; they want to pray to me, be me, do me or kill me." 
 Oh my damn Saint. All I could think is Malcolm Saint. Yes, he's playboy but I love how persistent this guy is. He's not manipulative but exhibits dominance with respect to the woman he wants. He doesn't take advantage of anyone for his own good. He's a gentleman and he gives me goo-goo eyes. DIBS ON MALCOLM SAINT. (His last name should be SIN. Hot SIN) 
 "There's never a right time for you to fall. It's why they call it falling. It's an accident. In one second. Just pray that wherever you land, you're not there alone." 
 When it comes to the chemistry between these two are absolutely intense. It screams HOTNESS. GET SOME ICED COFFEE OR JUST ANYTHING COLD. It keeps building up and oh my goodness. So. damn. intense. I don't really have a problem with these two individually. Both of them are strong and independent. 
 However, I was looking for something worth the expose for Saint and I didn't see that in this book. I want to get to know more about Saint and his family background. Another one, I don't like Gina (Rachel's Best Friend). I am so annoyed with her. She keeps on reminding Rachel to use her head when it comes to love life so that she wouldn't up like an unfortunate one like hers. There's nothing wrong to be concerned to your best friend, but whining about it is sickeningly annoying! Just stop keeping relating yourself to her. You're both different. You give reminders and advises but it's her final call. 
 Overall, this is a great start for the series and the writing style is good. I'm gonna read the sequel. I cannot stand this cliffhanger. I want more SAINT.