It's all about the shoes! Designing footwear is
Jenny Prillaman's life, so getting the plum assignment to create a
socialite's wedding shoes is a dream come true. Dealing with the heiress
is another story. So is staying away from her dreamy new boss, a man
too hot to deny for long, despite Jenny's best intentions of keeping her
business away from his pleasure.
Making Ballagio, Inc. an international success is executive Marc Waterson's career ambition. But his life's desire is to find the right woman and settle down. Too bad Jenny would rather follow in his corporate footsteps than try on the glass slippers of a company wife.
At least Marc's got one thing going for him -- the way to a woman's heart is through a really great pair of shoes!
Making Ballagio, Inc. an international success is executive Marc Waterson's career ambition. But his life's desire is to find the right woman and settle down. Too bad Jenny would rather follow in his corporate footsteps than try on the glass slippers of a company wife.
At least Marc's got one thing going for him -- the way to a woman's heart is through a really great pair of shoes!
Feet first was a fun read to pass my time over
the weekend. I admit that I expected more from the story and never fully got
into Marc Waterson's character or was able to really visualize him. I did like
Jenny's character a lot, she was funny, giving, sweet and pretty must said
exactly what she wanted to - and got what she wanted! Marc's character though
seemed rude at times... as in forgetting Jenny's name so much - and the fact
that he didn't even notice her until she became "sexy" kind of bothered
me. All together the book was a pretty good read though and there were times
that I cracked up and something either one of them said - but when it comes to
the hero character... I was more sizzle on his end, more flirting and sexiness...
which I just didn’t’ get from Marc at all!!
I also wish she would have introduced and describe
Walker & Tara more into the first story, to play them up for their book,
Underfoot. Hopefully Walker isn’t as much a stickler in his book then he seemed
to be in Feet First.
3 STARS
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