Review: The Marrying Man
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 19, 2013
A fast-paced romance of two people who are so clearly mis-matched in their daily life, one has to believe in them.  Efficiency expert Riley is an orphan.  Cat is a widower with five children.  They both have emotional baggage which adds to them being realistic.  Believable characters, dialogue and story line.  Examples:Discussing how to keep track of various appointments--"Isn't that why God created refrigerator magnets?"  Was it possible that the rest of the world operated with the efficiency of a Swiss watch while she was a sundial on a cloudy day?He drove a sleek black sportscar, the kind of car married men dreamed about.  Low, powerful, terminally sexy.  No wife worth her salt would let  her man drive around in a lethal weapon like this.I will re-read this book