Review: Good follow up in the Bencher series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 12, 2013
I was waiting for Ross' story and was curious about him since book 1 Rules of Negotiation. He played a small role in that book but it was enough to intrigue me. Ross has his his priorities set and they are his kids. He co-parents with his ex wife that he gets along with wonderfully. He's taken back one day when he answers the door and finds his new nanny is a woman he had a one night stand with 3years ago. He's a devoted business man and father. Kelsey is a mountain climber. It's in her blood. It's how she tragically lost her mother. She feels it's her place to continue the legacy and has no time for men or kids. Ross fights his attraction and acts like an ass because he doesn't see her as wife/mother material. It's an enjoyable read and you get to follow their ups and downs as they find their way past their preconceived notions and what they thought they wanted and who they thought the other was.