Review: Distrusting divorcees win through to a happy ending.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 17, 2012
I received a complimentary copy of this book in order to review it. This was the first Kathryn Shay novel I have read, although I have seem many of her works in the Kindle store.Bitter tycoon Spence creates a both an honest and a false on line identity as part of a cynical bet involving his brother's new dating web service. Hoping to prove all women lie, things soon become out of hand. After promising that none of the women he is matched with would be hurt, as he plans never to actually meet any of them, he becomes intrigued with the most honest, most opposite match of all, and a long painful courtship unfolds. Justly mistrusting Spence after weeks of mistaken identity, Annie vacillates between breaking off with the cad and giving in to his constant pleas for forgiveness.In spite of these flaws their troubled relationship and issues are revealed through many family, career and social relationships, which helped keep my interest. I will probably read the rest of the trilogy to follow the course of Spence's two younger brothers as they both seem less unpleasant personalities, naturally with problems of their own needing resolution.