Review: The Client - Pamela DuMond

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The Client

Review: The Client - Book #1 Playing Dirty - Pamela DuMond - September 2017



I wasn't sure as much what to expect from this book as I requested it from NetGalley as I am a fan of Pamela DuMond's books. I loved this book despite it being a subject that has been written about numerous times. I fell in love with the character Charlotte and enjoyed the partnering with Joe Delacroix too. The other thing I loved was the fact that Joe has a Masters in Library studies, as a librarian myself I loved that Joe was a book lover. The book started off at a wedding where Charlotte mistook Joe for a waiter after he spilled the scotch he was carrying on her and sparks flew. Later Charlotte who works for a matchmaking company is given Joe Delacroix's profile as his grandmother thinks he needs a perfect match. The thing is that Charlotte is head over heels for Joe and vice versa, but dating him is breaking one of Charlotte's number one rules - no dating the Clients. As the book goes on, we learn about Joe and Charlotte's past, and just as they get closer, we discover that their past and the worst moments of their lives are in fact intertwined. Can Joe and Charlotte work out their differences or will this be another relationship for Joe and Charlotte that is over before it has even begun sprouting ?
Find out in this fast-paced romantic comedy/ suspense that draws readers in from the very first meeting of Joe and Charlotte.
 




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