Book Review: Shattered: A Black Diamond Novel (Unlucky 13 #13) by Charli Meadows

 

Blurb: 

Welcome to Black Diamond Resort and Spa. . .

Ah. The former child star, throwing a tantrum at the airport until he gets his way. How appropriate. I keep an eye on who comes and goes from my island, but I also keep a low profile, choosing to blend in as one of the regulars. I stay in a villa on the water, like everyone else, and my new neighbor is none other than Jett Roman himself.

The exhausted, entitled brat with the smart mouth and tempting glare resists all help from my staff. He seeks me out daily, venting his frustrations, ignoring all rules. He disrespects my establishment and, unknowingly, me.

I’m a very patient man, but everyone has their limits. I will be gentle with the delicate little doll before me, but he needs to listen. Because it’s clear to everyone else that he’s utterly shattered, and I can’t seem to stop myself from wanting to bend him a little before I heal his broken pieces.

Shattered is the final book in the Unlucky 13 shared world. It is a standalone gay romance. You can expect a light, enemies-to-lovers dynamic with humor, an age gap, hurt/comfort, and a hidden identity. This novel is intended for 18+ readers. See Author’s Note for Content Warnings.

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My Review - 4 of 5 stars - 

A spoiled brat and a secretive billionaire, quite a tale. Jett was high-strung and quite whiny when he first arrived at the retreat. He did not realize how he had been manipulated but worked it out as he relaxed. Callum kept his private life secret but could not stop his attraction to Jett as he made sure he was comfortable. As secrets arose, both Callum and Jett hit roadblocks but found their connection was stronger. I enjoyed the story.

I received a copy through Chaotic Creatives, and this is my unsolicited review.