Fans of Hall’s amazing debut, Glitterland, and the breadth of the author’s work since, will demand this latest.
If England had yearbooks, I’d probably be “Arden St. Ives: Man Least Likely to Set the World on Fire.” So far, I haven’t. I’ve no idea what I’m doing at Oxford, no idea what I’m going to do next and, until a week ago, I had no idea who Caspian Hart was. Turns out, he’s brilliant, beautiful . . . oh yeah, and a billionaire.
It’s impossible not to be captivated by someone like that. But Caspian Hart makes his own rules. And he has a lot of them. About when I can be with him. What I can do with him. And when he’ll be through with me.
I’m good at doing what I’m told in the bedroom. The rest of the time, not so much. And now that Caspian’s shown me glimpses of the man behind the billionaire I know it’s him I want. Not his wealth, not his status. Him. Except that might be the one thing he doesn’t have the power to give me.
Please note: this is not intended to be exhaustive and may contain spoilers.
Sexual content, kink, on page drug use, discussion of a previous suicide attempt, suicidal ideation, mentions of past domestic abuse (no graphic details on page), character who is touch averse due to previous sexual abuse, attempted sexual assault, on page smoking.
The Arden St. Ives series follows the same couple across all three books and should be read in publication order: How to Bang a Billionaire, How to Blow It with a Billionaire, How to Belong with a Billionaire.
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This book was written and published before JK Rowling made the full extent of her transphobic beliefs public. I have chosen to leave the text as originally written since I am concerned that actively removing references to that particular author contributes to a narrative in which she is the victim who is being silenced and erased, rather than the one who is silencing and erasing others. This book contains very brief references to the Harry Potter books. This does not in any way represent an endorsement of either the work or the author.
Please note: this is not intended to be exhaustive and may contain spoilers.
Sexual content, kink, on page drug use, discussion of a previous suicide attempt, suicidal ideation, mentions of past domestic abuse (no graphic details on page), character who is touch averse due to previous sexual abuse, attempted sexual assault, on page smoking.
The Arden St. Ives series follows the same couple across all three books and should be read in publication order: How to Bang a Billionaire, How to Blow It with a Billionaire, How to Belong with a Billionaire.
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This book was written and published before JK Rowling made the full extent of her transphobic beliefs public. I have chosen to leave the text as originally written since I am concerned that actively removing references to that particular author contributes to a narrative in which she is the victim who is being silenced and erased, rather than the one who is silencing and erasing others. This book contains very brief references to the Harry Potter books. This does not in any way represent an endorsement of either the work or the author.
Fans of Hall’s amazing debut, Glitterland, and the breadth of the author’s work since, will demand this latest.
for How to Bang a Billionaire
