Lauren Rowe

#1 INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER When playboy businessman Jonas Faraday receives a private note from the anonymous intake agent assigned to process his online application to an exclusive club, he becomes obsessed with finding her and giving her the satisfaction she claims has always eluded her.

The Club

Shanna Simpkins

Lauren Rowe (Romance novelist)

When playboy businessman Jonas Faraday receives a private note from the anonymous intake agent assigned to process his online application to an exclusive club, he becomes obsessed with finding her and giving her the satisfaction she claims has always eluded her, in order to fulfill his own desperate need for redemption. Sarah: "When I read Jonas Faraday's brutally honest personal message on his application to The Club--I practically climaxed at my desk. I'm an idiot to risk losing my job but I couldn't resist contacting him. I knew my confession would be like dangling an irresistible carrot in front of his nose--but never in a million years did I think he'd actually hunt me down."Jonas: "I was shocked to get my intake agent's email--I'd attached that note to my application on a whim, never expecting a reply from an actual person, let alone a reply as mind blowing as that. Her message was so alluring, so irresistible, I've been spiraling into a full-blown obsession ever since I got it. What's her name? What does she look like? Finding her is my top priority. "In The Club, what starts out as an innocent exploration of attraction quickly spirals into a steamy story of unbridled passion, obsession, heartbreak, and, ultimately, redemption

Lynn Braden

I enjoyed this story; felt the emotional connection with the characters, but I just keep wondering why all authors now feel that it's necessary to tell a story about a young fairly innocent woman and a young, tortured billionaire. In addition, the title of this story and the synopsis misrepresents what the book is about. I was expecting and looking forward to a totally different story than what I got. In the end, however, the story was pretty good and I enjoyed reading it.

The Club

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