| Title | : | One More Night (A Family Business #2) |
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| ISBN | : | 0373609094 |
| ISBN-10 | : | 9780373609093 |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 380 |
| Publication | : | First published May 1, 2015 |
Wedding planner Grace Monroe has her own happily-ever-after all figured out. She even has a five-year plan for getting there. But Owen Ford can't be part of it - no matter how attractive she finds him. Owen isn't the marrying kind. Even if he was, he doesn't have the qualities she's looking for in a husband.
But resisting Owen is impossible - and one night of passion isn't nearly enough. Yet expecting more isn't an option, either. Grace needs to end things and get back to her plan. She's looking for Mr. Right, and Owen can only ever be Mr. Right Now...
One More Night (A Family Business #2) Reviews
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This was cute!
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Second in the series about the Ford family, it focuses on younger brother, Owen, whom everyone still thinks of as the playboy, never-serious-about-work-or-life, son. He's been managing one of the wine bars, but wants to do more. His older brother, Donovan, doesn't trust him enough to give Owen more responsibility. It devolves to Mal, their sister, to force Owen to step up and take Donovan's place in meeting with the wedding planner in charge of all details relating to the upcoming nuptials between Donovan and Julia.
Owen agrees, reluctantly, until he sees the wedding planner, Grace Monroe. But she doesn't date family members of her clients. In fact, her five-year-plan needs to be completed before she'll consider getting married and having a family. Still in year four, Owen represents an interruption that becomes one of those "oh, why not?" detours that both she and Owen know won't last. After all, he's never shown the slightest interest in settling down and Grace has no intention of settling for anyone who doesn't have the same life plan as she. Furthermore, Owen doesn't meet any of the criteria she has on her list of "the perfect guy."
So, what happens between that first meeting and the wedding in question? Grace falls in love in spite of herself, but Owen can't bring himself to stop flinching when she explains why they are done. Now what's he to do? Or she, for that matter, when each of them are now miserable? -
An easy read, but Grace was a little too uptight. Sometimes it felt like more time was spent illustrating how perfect her apartment and files and suitcase were organized than on the actual details of the relationship between Owen and Grace.
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