Review: Good story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 18, 2014
I am going to get a little cheeky here, but I have to say it. I have read some of the reviews about too much sex in the story. Huh? What do some people think a romance is in this day and age? In the old days, and I am talking about 60 years or so ago, the sex was illuded to and not actually written about in detail. Today, in this let it all hang out mentality, this book is in line.The story is well written, well explained, and easy to follow. The characters are also well written and defined.Mackensie Wyatt works for Ethan O'Connor who is the head of his own company. It is a family business that has been operating for about 3 generations. Mackensie believes in two things, herself and her plan. She is a tad rigid because she has been hurt by her own father. She is rigid because she is in protection mode. She works hard and brings in more sales than anyone and Ethan knows it. He also trusts her. She is a bit snarky with him, and she is so because she knows he is used to getting what he wants. Ethan pushes her buttons because he can't have her. Mackensie pushes his buttons because she is avoiding his advances.Ethan is a bit of a womanizer. Of course he has his excuses set in play to feel like he is an innocent. When many of his women do 'tell all" interviews to local papers. When Ethan sees these he decides he needs a break from women. His reputation is being ruined. Mackensie is the only person who can brighten his day and can also annoy him to eternity. Ethan starts to figure out sparks light flames. Ethan comes up with his own plan and makes her an offer she can't refuse.I recommend this book for ages 19-20 and up.