Randi Rutger is determined to avenge her dead father. She believes billionaire Blake Woolven either killed her father or had a hand in it. In the first few pages of BIG BAD BILLIONAIRE, Blake seems like an arrogant and unsympathetic character. However, after reading a little further, it appears that he was being deliberately abrasive to try and push Randi away. That lasts for about five seconds before he realizes that she is his fated mate and he can't distance himself from her. Over the course of BIG BAD BILLIONAIRE, Blake grows on me because of how he treats Randi. Not only does he respect Randi's strength, but he is able to be tender when she needs it as well as the sexy, dominant alpha at times. There is a wonderful mutual respect that becomes a part of their relationship -- although her respect and understanding is slower in giving to Blake. Trust is something Randi struggles with in her relationship with Blake and the resolution is satisfying and makes sense for the characters. I like that BIG BAD BILLIONAIRE is told from both POVs.

In the middle of all the fast-paced action and intrigue, Saranna DeWylde does a great job of slowing things down and creating beautiful little intimate moments between Randi and Blake, using vivid and beautiful imagery. The storyline involving the quest to find out who harmed Randi's father adds a lot of extra excitement and interesting plot twists to BIG BAD BILLIONAIRE without obscuring the love story. I'm intrigued by the fascinating characters created by Saranna DeWylde and her spin on vampires.

BIG BAD BILLIONAIRE is super sexy with complex and captivating characters. Blake's brothers and uncle are all characters who I'd like to learn more about -- especially Warner. I can't wait to read the next installment in this Woolven Secret series to find out what happens next!

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