Review: Can the Man Who Has Avoided Relationships Win the Heart of the Woman Who Does Not Believe in Them??
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 14, 2014
'Pursued by the Playboy' was a quick, interesting book that I thoroughly enjoyed. I simply could not put it down. My true rating is a 4.5.Kate Warner is in a male-dominated profession and has no time for anyone in her life lest it take away from the tenure she is working so hard for. She had a terribly messed up childhood with parents who argued and fought all the time and a father who was continually unfaithful. She wants nothing to do with a romantic relationship, so much so that she does not believe happily ever after exists. She wrongly assumes every marriage will turn out like her parents. She is stubborn, narrow minded and a bit selfish when it comes to the possibility of developing a relationship and is set on a life lived alone until...Dr. Marc DiStefano enters the picture. He is a well-sought-after playboy doctor who has never had the desire to settle down. Marc has a close-knit family and sees the love and happiness that is displayed in his family of origin. He has had nothing but wonderful examples of what family and love truly are. Meeting Kate at an awards dinner, he sets his sights on her but she only believes it will be short term because being involved in a relationship always ends badly.This is a new-to-me author and I love her work so far. I can't wait to read the other two books in this series!