REVIEW: Her Convenient Vow to the Billionaire by Jane Holland

Jane Holland’s marriage of convenience debut story, Her Convenient Vow to the Billionaire, was so enjoyable; I only guessed it was a debut because I wasn’t familiar with the author’s name.

An orphanage is the center point of Rafael and Sabrina’s backstory. It’s also the catalyst for bringing them back together. The orphanage hides decades of lies and betrayals and Rafael rocks Sabrina’s world to the core when he starts clearing the historical cobwebs. There’s also a history between Sabrina and Rafael so every interaction has just that bit of extra something.

A beautiful dedication commences Jane Holland’s debut which has so many wonderful layers. Childhood history that shapes both Rafael and Sabrina. Carefully peeled to reveal the heart and soul of each. Deals are made, hearts are broken and mended. Beautiful swoon worthy locations and heartwarming adoption are all covered. I adored the growth between Rafael and Sabrina who were meant to be and just needed a lil help to find their happy ever after.

I love supporting debut authors because I always feel there’s a bit of if I had the skill to write a Presents; I’d pack it with adventure, passion, angst, shining characters and a love story that spans the pages, capturing the reader till the end. And that’s what I felt with Her Convenient Vow to the Billionaire. Very much enjoyed.
 

Book Info:

Publication: September 2023 | Harlequin Presents |

Playboy CEO Rafael is determined to demolish the biggest demon from his past: the Greek orphanage he once called home. It’s a cruel reminder of all he’s lost, including his childhood sweetheart Sabrina. But then she shows up to stop him!

When Rafael offers to hand over the orphanage if Sabrina becomes his convenient bride, she scoffs. She’s still healing from the heartbreak of their last passionate encounter and marrying him will test her every limit. But as long-buried secrets are unveiled, Sabrina has no choice but to trust him…