Gifted: A Steamy, Billionaire Contemporary Romance: Breathless #1 - Breathless #5 - small town contemporary romance series

· Breathless Book 1 · Griffyn Ink
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Christian Weaver is too blunt, too intense, and far too tempting.

Brilliant, wealthy, and awkward, he’s burnt out from the effort it takes just to understand the people around him. His mother volunteering him to work in an elementary school classroom might be his definition of hell, but the teacher is…

Riley Zayat finally has what she always wanted: a class where she can nurture gifted kids. First, she has to prove her program can work. In Christian, she sees the perfect example of a bright child who was never helped to fill the gaps where he wasn’t exceptional. She also sees through his rough social graces to a man who will go all in on what he wants and never question his goal.

Christian isn’t sure but he might have fallen for Riley the moment he met her. He’s going to need help winning her over, though. She might see the real man, but is she ready to deal with someone who not only doesn’t follow the rules but doesn’t understand them at all?

If he stops protecting himself, she’ll be able to destroy him, even if she doesn’t mean to.

If you love the not-your-typical-heroes of Penny Reid books, or the chemistry of Ali Hazelwood’s Love Hypothesis, Gifted is your next read, and the Breathless series is your next binge!

Gifted is the first book in this completed contemporary romance series by award-winning author Savannah Kade. The Breathless series delivers emotionally rich, romantic stories woven with family, drama, heartbreak, second chances and Southern charm. If you love steamy, character-driven love stories with swoon-worthy payoff, start reading Gifted today and fall hard for the Mayfair men.

Christian Weaver is too blunt, too intense, and far too tempting. Brilliant, wealthy, and awkward, he’s burnt out from the effort it takes just to understand the people around him. His mother volunteering him to work in an elementary school classroom might be his definition of hell, but the teach...

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57 reviews
Arooj Hussain
January 8, 2023
One of the worst books I've read. The writing is awful, the characters have no personality, and most of the relationship happens between chapters. The story is written in a weird past-tense way where characters recount important events in the book after they have happened rather than the reader going through it with the characters. I really don't understand the 4 star rating this book has and it makes me very suspect of the reviewers.
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twilight dream28
July 25, 2022
A wonderful read if not for the female character. She was tedious and fussy about little things that shouldn't matter. why can't people accept love without putting timelines on to it. Or saying money doesn't matter when she was obviously insecure that she wasn't as financially stable. Realizing her mistake was her redemption. Love is freely given without counting cost or how much you give into that relationship, what matters is that your partner makes you happy and loved and valued even in little ways.
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Mary Jo McIntire
April 3, 2023
This was a frustrating read. I have a family member on the spectrum, but high functioning. Like the Christian character, he doesn't do interpersonal relationships well and absolutely cannot read people. I realize that this type of person also needs love, but probably would not end up with a person like the Riley character. And Riley was, as someone else mentioned, way too caught up in her own thoughts and misgivings. I would not recommend this book.
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