salythereader

The hero doesn't trust women, coz his ex was a cheating ho. He thinks the beautiful heroine was his father's mistress, since she is running a business which is in losses and is in Hollywood. Of course he is wrong, learns that and is forced to bring her back on board. In between there are forced kisses and like Marton hero's he goes through more mood swings than a woman ever would.

He mistakes a man trying to force himself on her to be something else, needs his brother to screw his head on straight. I did like that she refused to defend herself, as a teenager when a foster father had tried to get fresh with her no-one had believed her and now she doesn't believe in defending herself. Of course one apology from him and she is all ILU too.

I've got to admit that I can now guess the path every Marton book will take.