ON THE DOTTED LINE
BY KIM CARMICHAEL
~ ~ BLURB ~ ~
Rather
than silver, Randolph Van Ayers III was born with a platinum spoon in his mouth
and plenty of strings attached. Faced with a list of specific goals he must
achieve in order to earn control of his family’s banking empire, he’s
accomplished each task and triumphed. One item remains on his list. He must
marry by his thirty-third birthday and stay married for one year. However, when
his so-called fiancée leaves him on the courtroom steps only hours before his
deadline, he realizes he might lose for the first time in his life, and a Van
Ayers never fails.
Taught
to rely on the universe for answers, Willow Day has always struggled in the
material world, specifically her lack of material. With her small holistic
store near foreclosure and without a home, she must do anything within her
power to make the business work and take care of the woman who raised her. When
the rude, yet gorgeous, Randolph the Third offers to fix all her troubles in
exchange for one year of her life, she opens her mind and takes a chance.
It’s
the battle of the mystical over the money. Between a hidden pet who looks more
like a cotton ball, performance artists with wings, and a woman who spouts
advice like a living fortune cookie, everything from restaurant reservations to
a trip to celebrate the winter solstice create clashes for the couple as they
learn how to fit into each other’s worlds.
With
both their futures at stake, they must learn to accept reality, what the fates
have dealt them and the consequences of falling in love from the moment they
decided to sign on the dotted line.
My 4 star review of On The Dotted Line
I'm
not going to lie... There was a slow start to the book, don't get me wrong, I
love her writing style. I also enjoyed the back and forth bickering with
Randolph and Willow. I liked how their relationship grew, but what made the
book a 4 star for me was the last 50% and how everything started to come
together in the right way.
I
love how Willow made Randolph a better man, but I also love how he made Willow
more accountable. They were truly made for each other. Willow is so easy going
and Randolph is so by the book, they complimented each other, and making each
other a better person.
Of
course there was the roller coaster of feelings, where they both fought their
feelings. But they ultimately decided correctly. I would tell anyone to read
this book, especially if you want something different than your typical alpha
male, overly sexed up book. This book makes you feel and want to have someone
fight for you in the end.
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