Posted: June 22, 2013
When Felicity Carter wakes up naked in a strange bed, she has no idea how she got there. And no recollection of meeting the gorgeous man calmly offering her
breakfast. Shocked and embarrassed, Felicity flees – hoping that their paths
never cross again.
The last thing she expects is to discover that her
mystery man is Damon Fullbright, partner at the law firm where Felicity has just
started work – and her new boss! Damon is appalled to find the young woman he
rescued has been hired to work on his team. Apart from anything else, he doesn't
need the distraction.
Despite their early misconceptions, their
appreciation for each other – both personally and professionally – begins to
grow. But when Damon discovers what Felicity's been hiding, how will he ever
trust her again?
A gripping romance that combines courtroom intrigue
with a dash of Barbados, The Love Deception is the latest book from
Jennifer St George.
MY REVIEW:
Felicity & Damon meet under a very interesting situation. You see for the first time in a long time Felicity went out to a dinner with girlfriends to have a glass of wine and let her hair down something she had not done in about ten years. You see she had been in university to become a lawyer. Yet, here she was waking up naked, in a strange room, with a hang-over to beat all hang overs and no idea how she got there. What in the hell happened? Damon on the other hand is wondering what in the world happened to this woman that last night she fell stumbling into the path of her car and then she had no idea where she was, had no ID, and no purse. He brings her home and now he must deal with this all over again, he can't can he? The attraction is there for both of them right away. But the embarrassment is to much to handle and she must get away. For him he must not only protect his heart but most of all he has to protect his children from heart ache all over again. Can he find out who she is when she runs out of his life without so much as a name? This is a crazy roller coaster of a story with a mystery of who did her father wrong and why she is the only one who can help him with the help of the man she just spent time with at his home. It was good but it just still felt like it was missing some of the warmth & ah I look for in my love stories even though it ends well. I still gave it a 4 star for the energy of activity that kept me reading.
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