Review: Who ever wants to be inside the lines?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 3, 2013
As an ivy league ER doctor who eats double shifts for breakfast and lunch and dinner Blake Fisher has little appetite for anything other than work. Being on the staff at Brentsville hospital means taking care of people, a need Blake understands all too well from losing his brother from Cystic fibrosis eight years ago. When he is asked to coordinate a carnival fundraiser for the cause, he jumps at the chance to help others with the disease... until it lands him side by side with the one women he never thought he'd see again his ex-fiance.Street wise and rough around the edges Jules Shaw is no stranger to earning a living through hard work. But when her job as a restaurant manager of Macs diner puts her shoulder to broad shoulder with Blake Fisher she nearly balks. She'd rather dodge and deflect then admit the reason she broke things off, but the catering contract for the carnival means big business for Mac's and feeding people is Jules lifeblood.As Blake and Jules join reluctant forces they quickly rediscover the spark between them but the possibility of the future together hinges on coming clean about the past, with potentially devastating different backgrounds and learn to love again, ideologues always be outside the lines.I really loved this book it was awesome. It kept me intrigued the whole time. It is a book thatched very hard to put down. Even though it was not a long book it had many details outlining the story.One of my favorite parts is when Blake and Jules are planning the carnivals Blake says he wants to do something that his brother Jeremy who passed away would love and Jules suggested a bachelor and bachelorettes auction. I would highly recommend this book.The end