Review: It's ok
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 18, 2013
I had a hard time liking this heroine.  For someone that was suppose to be very smart she assumed so much instead of just asking and as a result she was wrong most of the time.He came across as a big of a snob and very judgmental. It did show you have something can look one way but is actually another and you could be wrong in your assumption simply because you judged without having all the facts.Her dad wants to sell his company and she does not want to sell.  I thought she was a bit selfish.  He created the business and made it a success.  He wants to sell and retire and play golf.  She doesn't want him to sell so she sets out to make things look bad so the buyer will back off.Of course, the hunk is the scout for the buyer, his dad.  He thinks the company is a bad investment so he is leaning toward passing on the deal.  Both their dad's are best friends and one wants to buy the other out. Win/win for both dad's but the kids are really getting in the way.They each have a dog, she a golden, Bailey and he a Dane, Picasso.  The dogs seem to be the brightest ones in this story.  But they do bring the two together and they have a HEA.  It was a little annoying at times but overall a cute story and I would recommend it.