This book was a fun, sexy read. Mack and Presley make a fun couple who encounter real challenges, which made it even easier to root for them along the way. Highly recommend!

Alex Wolf’s Mack, is rife with the type of passion between its characters that keeps you captivated as their story evolves. I became immersed in Mack and Presley’s story from the opening page…their chemistry sizzled and drew me in further as Presley’s loathing (and burning desire) for Mack grew exponentially with each encounter between the couple. Their intimacies are well beyond intense, and literally kept the pages turning towards its emotionally explosive ending.

Even though this story has a friend to lovers plot, I saw it more as an alpha male falling hard for the first time when he met his match in a strong and beautiful woman who could hold her own against him…their clashes and conflicts only served to draw them closer through their mutual, though resistant desires.

Alex Wolf is new to me, Mack is only the first book from this author that I’ve read and I intend to read his other series (possessives aloha males and strong heroines are one of my favorite genres)…and will follow his future releases.

This ARC book was complimentary, provided by the Publisher and NetGalley. I am voluntarily providing my honest review.

This was an enjoyable story. I loved Presley from the start, but it took me awhile to warm up to Mack. I enjoyed that the two characters were total opposites and that Presley softened Mack a bit. Overall this was an enjoyable story and I look forward to reading more from Alex Wolf.

Presley works as a lawyer helping those with little to no money. She’s on her way to court and stops for coffee. At the coffee shop, she has a run in with an arrogant jerk who spills his coffee all over her and ends making her late to court.
When she finally gets there, the jerk is the other attorney. He has big plans to win this lawsuit but so does she. Mack also has big plans for him and Presley.
Opinion
I absolutely detested Mack from the get go. His arrogance and self righteousness just plain irritated me. As the story wore on, and I got to see other sides of him, I grew to like him.
Overall, the book was a great read. There was just enough angst between the two main characters to keep it interesting. I was also interested in learning who won the lawsuit.
Many thanks to Net Galley for providing me with an ARC of this book.

Thank you netgalley for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Unfortunately, I could not get into this romance. Mack is too much of a sexist jerk to fully enjoy the story. Page is a strong, professional lawyer and holds her own but it is not enough to hide the disgusting display of toxic masculinity by the hero especially in a courtroom. No respect.