Review: Parker's Price
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 4, 2010
Parker Quinn is participating in a charity auction and her highest bidder is Dean Maxwell.  Parker instantly knows who Dean is and she refuses to be nice - after all, he is the man responsible for using and discarding her sister.Dean isn't used to being turned down by the fairer sex and Parker's refusal to be cooperative about their date stumps him.  It isn't until he is confronted by what Parker believes he did that Dean understands what is happening.  Dean decides that Parker is not going to run from him, but the question is, how can he get her to love him?Parker is a bit unlikeable.  At least to me.  She is dead set on believing the worst of Dean.  But that didn't stop her from being with him.  Dean is a nice guy. I instantly liked his wit and underlying sexuality.  He is a hottie, that's for sure.Parker's Price evolves.  First, the plot is original and likeable. Second, both characters change - Parker more than Dean.  Lastly, after much soul searching, Parker admits her love for Dean.  It took her long enough, in my opinion.While Parker and all of her hang-ups made me bonkers, Parker's Price in its totality is actually a very good contemporary romance with lots of spice.  Perseverance definitely pays off!TaliaReviewed for Joyfully Reviewed