While they helped give background to Remy and Maria’s previous, adorable relationship I didn’t like being sucked out of the current time frame.

The encouragement they keep receiving has driven them to continue producing some truly delectable stories. I can see that about the flashbacks though, as I struggle so much with them unless they are written right. The series began with Tapping the Billionaire and concludes this week with the sixth installment, Scoring Her.Of course, the fact that Max Monroe is so determined to maintain their secret means that they don’t always interact with fans as freely as might be desired.

It’s more about the emotional connection between Maria and Remy and honestly that’s what I’m here for. The Pact is going to make you laugh your booty off, but its HOT LEVEL is so OFF THE CHARTS, there’s a chance this book could get you pregnant via osmosis. But the idea of a humble billionaire who lives in a one bedroom apartment and pursues a normal life makes little sense to readers of the romance genre. I loved how they gradually built trust and how their past connected to their future and how every minute they are together everything makes sense. It’s cliche and easy until you consider the fact that he was once left at the altar in a horrific moment.We're not sure of the exact timing, but Will should, at some point in the future, be getting his own book. You can’t help but feel like there’s divine intervention, fate, or some kind of magic at play here in this series… and you know, I totally agree. If you are one of those rabid fans of the Billionaire Bad Boys series, you might be surprised to learn that Max Monroe isn’t a person but, rather, a pen name for two authors.

And whether or not it is true that Max Monroe is a pair of best-selling authors, no one can deny the fact that the ploy, if it is indeed a ploy, is working. The pair has shown little interest in breaking the mystery surrounding their identities, though that hasn’t stopped people from digging. Although their true identities are top secret, well-known authors like Max Monroe agreed to answer some of our questions about their process, their collaboration, their latest release and to answer some of the authors who inspired her.

And I’m just trying to survive a tangled web of unexpected motherhood and run one of the best real estate companies in town that never sleeps. We hold no responsibility for any profit, loss, or damage caused by or due to any information available on the point, either directly or laterally. Max Monroe is the New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author of more than thirty contemporary romance titles. Max Monroe is the New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author of more than thirty contempor ary romance titles. I’m not always a fan of flashbacks either so I get your dislike of them but this does sound really cute.

Those Izzy moments were especially special to me and reminded me a bit of seeing my husband become a father. This book made me laugh, sigh, and just rhapsodize many times, and that’s what I love about Max Monroe’s books. Now a broody bachelor who is set in his ways, Remy is about to come face-to-face with a second chance at happily ever after.

It'll give you a little more Georgie and Kline, provide a bigger intro into the dynamics of Thatcher and Cassie, and hopefully be the perfect company until Banking the Billionaire. On the other hand, you have a handsome, adrenaline junkie of a billionaire who always gets what he wants. This is the 30th book, but considering Alex has survived "Kill Alex Cross" before, chances are he survives this one. He’s the jaded guy who doesn’t want to settle down, and I’m the career-focused woman with more baggage than a 747 can hold.