The story started out cute, and there were lots of lol moments. I liked the chemistry between the two, and I was pretty sure of two things: that Sloan wasn't upset by his engagement ending and that his mother was perfectly healthy. Both of those played out as anticipated. What I wasn't prepared for was the train wreck that happened at the end. I expect a chaste bride and a quick wedding. Which is why I usually like a Jessica Steele novel. What I didn't expect was a train wreck, but that is how all wrecks happen. You don't see them coming and wonder afterward what, exactly, was that? Since train wrecks are never enjoyable events, I would say this one is not worth your time. Don't bother.
I liked this book
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 22 years ago
Whitney Lawford didn't like going to parties, but this was an really bad party, she let Toby Keston talk her into going and it was worse than anything she could image. Whitney got mauled by a drunk, and after having her dress torn she went upstairs to get away from the crowd, and she layed down.She found herself in the bed with Slone Illingworth. His fiancee found them in the bed together, Slone made Whitney become his fiancee, because his Mother had been so happy to hear he was engaged he had to use Whitney to be his fiancee. Slone's mom never met Gleda and Whitney was happy to help out, problem, Slone had broken his engagement to Glenda long before the party and long before catching Whitney and Slone together.This is a good book but I also like Susan Fox, the late great Betty Neels, the late Essie Summers, Rebecca Winters, Helen Brooks, and Eva Rutland.
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