Guest Review: Binding Agreement – Just One Night – Kyra Davis

Part 3 of the Just One Night series. One wild night in a Vegas hotel changed everything for Kasie. Sleeping with a powerful, sexy stranger made her rethink her impending marriage, and a whole lot more.
As her affair threatens her job and the sexy billionaire Robert Dade becomes more controlling, Kasie has to figure out if her passion is leading her down a path she really wants. She’s seduced by his gifts of power, success, and adventure, she’s overwhelmed by what he can make her feel with a single touch, the way he can make her ache for him with just a look. But is the cost of absolute power and pleasure a price Kasie can afford? And does she truly know this man who says he can give her everything…or is he still a stranger after all?

Series: Just One Night #3
Release Date: May 20, 2013
Publisher: Pocket Star
Source: Edelweiss
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

Kasey Fitzgerald and Robert Dade’s powerful sexual attraction continues in the third and last book of the Just One Night series. Kasey and Robert first meet in Las Vegas and it changes their lives. Their first night together is sizzling hot and they continue a tumultuous affair. Robert is a successful, controlling billionaire who refuses to live life following anyone else’s rules. Kasey a Harvard graduate, working as a business consultant, feels comfortable doing what is expected of her. The book chronicles Kasey’s journey to self awareness.

The secondary characters revolve around Kasey’s co-workers. The office politics and back stabbing add another interesting layer to the story. Everyone is looking out for themselves in these shark infested waters. Also interwoven in the story is Dave, Kasey’s former fiance.

This was both an exhilarating and thought provoking story and I enjoyed reading all three books. I recommend reading the first two books before reading this one. In this book we gain insight into how circumstances shaped Kasey and Robert into the people

they are today. At times I liked them and agreed with their decisions and other times I wanted to yell at them, but I always wanted to read more. When Robert and Kasey are together the air crackles with sexual tension, but is that enough? We are never sure if their opposing viewpoints will tear them apart.