Seductive Affair

De: Rishabh Puri

Narrado por: Poppy Jabbal

Prisha Khatri is a regular college graduate, focused on her career, desperate to finally move out of her parents’ house...and freshly dumped by her successful fiancé. When she lands a job at a prestigious media house, she’s glad to have something to take her mind off her heartbreak.

What she doesn’t expect is to be landed on a business trip with a famously fiery reporter Rajesh Lagheri. He’s travelling to a business conference for a story and doesn’t seem impressed by her involvement. But as soon as they’re out of the office, things change, and it becomes clear that there is more to Rajesh’s trip than meets the eye.

As Prisha is drawn into the story he’s trying to hide from their editor, their hunt for the story grows more intense, and she finds herself growing closer to Rajesh. As their chemistry threatens to overwhelm them and Prisha is pulled deeper into the Seductive Affair, she must decide what matters most to her - matters of the head or of the heart.

©2018 Rishabh Puri (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Predictable steamy plot

This book started off well with a young girl Prisha trying to redefine social norms and against peoples will in her life takes up a journalism and tries to make her mark in her new job. Her fiance Akshay dumps her for wanting to have a career she decides to put all her energy into her dream job.
I wish this would have been the main plot of the book but the name is 'Seductive Affair' so there has to be a forbidden office romance. Comes in Rajesh handsome arrogant colleague who happens to be a famous journalist.
Circumstances throw both Rajesh and Prisha together on a business trip. Then things between them move to fast too soon. Alongside the subplot of an uncovering of a story that Rajesh had researched upon.
The writing was easy to read but the plot was soo common and predictable. My issue with the story was there was absolutely no character development. Prisha shown as a strong-willed girl is constantly drooling over Rajesh. It started getting to erotic and detailed too soon without any backing to it. I entire plot about the story that they had come to uncover was completely dusted off and it was completely focused on the intricacy of their physical relationship. I wouldn't mind it if there was more chemistry between the characters.
This book is for complete romantic buffs. This just didn't click for me.