Mr. Big is a familiar CEO or rich guy story plot that has a little bit of a twist. You see, Oliver isn't in the best place yet there is something about our lovely protagonist, Holland who turns him on his head. I have to say that this wasn't my favorite CEO romance because I felt like there should have been more going on. I kept on waiting for this huge thing to happen and I never felt like there was this moment where the book took a turn. I still liked the characters and the plot, I just wanted a little more of something in order to become fully invested.

* I received this book as an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for a honest review* "I choose you" literally my favorite line from this book. I loved this I look. Dramatic in all the right ways and also a very easy read. I loved the plot of the book, I'm a sucker for CEO romance. That being said I felt like it was done very well. I enjoyed the fact that there was some depth to the characters and we got some background info on them! Definitely going to look up more books from this author.

I was pretty stoked to read Mr. Big when I read the synopsis on Random House’s NetGalley page. I am a sucker for a romance that has a good plotline, a conflicted hero, and a strong heroine. I really thought that I was getting that when I started reading Mr. Big. But, I knew something was off after I read the first chapter. Oliver rubbed me the wrong way. He decided, before the book began, that he needed a break from a company that he founded. That he was tired of being the CEO. So, he took off on a 6-month vacation. Then he gets a phone call that his parents were killed in a car accident and he found out something that turned his world upside down. I was alright with the book up to that point. It was how he dealt with that news turned me from him. The way he acted (not the way he felt because I could 100% see where he was coming from) was the biggest turn-off. It killed the rest of the book for me. Nothing like reading a scene where a grown man is throwing a temper tantrum by throwing potted plants around. I actually sympathized with the plants. On the other hand, I really liked Holland. She was feisty and she was not afraid to stand up for herself. The scene in the café, when Oliver decided to cut ahead of everyone in line, perfectly illustrates my point. She went over and gave him a piece of her mind…which is what he needed. I also agreed with her views on women in the workplace. She also heard her biological clock ticking and as a joke, her sister (well foster-sister) brought over a few sperm bank. Let’s just say that her sister’s joke kind of bit Holland in the but during a crucial point in the book. The romance between Holland and Oliver didn’t really do it for me. Maybe it was because of how I felt about Oliver (see above paragraph). The relationship seemed forced and I didn’t feel that there was any chemistry between them. The sex, while hot, didn’t do anything for me. I couldn’t get into it. Again, my feelings for Oliver were the reason I couldn’t get into it and usually sex scenes are my favorite scenes in these books. Now, I was surprised by what happened later in the book. There were hints leading up to what happened but it was still a surprise. As was Oliver’s reaction to it. Which again, went in line with his idiot ness. Honestly, I didn’t believe it when he had a change of heart months later. I am going to complain about the cover for a minute. It had nothing to do with the book. Oliver was blonde haired while the male model has brown hair. It does drive me little nuts when the covers do not have anything to do with the books. How many stars will I give Mr. Big: 2 Why: A very unlikable hero, a likable heroine and an ok plotline Will I reread: No (but I will read other books by the same author) Will I recommend to family and friends: No (but I will recommend books from the author) Age range: Adult Why: Sex, language, violence **I received a free copy of this book and volunteered to review it**