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Cardinal Rules
by
Barbara Delinsky (Goodreads Author)
A wealthy man-about-town is captivated by an aloof market analyst and creates a project for her to work on, so that he can get closer. But Corrine wants nothing to do with the known womanizer, and obstacles to their eventual union abound.
Mass Market Paperback, 256 pages
Published
February 1st 2004
by Mira Books
(first published June 1987)
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Well, I must say that this is definitely not Ms. Delinsky's best work. However, her stories are always written well enough so that you at least want to finish the novel.
From back cover:
"Rule#1: Never Get Involved
Corinne Fremont has always lived by this rule. Determined not to become like her irresponsible and selfish parents, Corinne has never dropped her guard in her professional or personal life. She's all business-all the time. That is, until she gets an opportunity too enticing to ignore...
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From back cover:
"Rule#1: Never Get Involved
Corinne Fremont has always lived by this rule. Determined not to become like her irresponsible and selfish parents, Corinne has never dropped her guard in her professional or personal life. She's all business-all the time. That is, until she gets an opportunity too enticing to ignore...
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What a cute light read. This book was a fun read. I was a little worried in the beginning when the well experienced man began to bully the inexperienced female. However he quickly decided that it was not the way to her heart, so he started to treat her with kindness and understanding. I really enjoyed that, and wished that all men had that kind of insight.
OK so it was very realistic, but it was a cute and fun read. Nuff said.
OK so it was very realistic, but it was a cute and fun read. Nuff said.
Just wanted to get her name on my list because I know I read several of her novels at some point. I guess I tend to read an author compulsively until I hit a disappointer.
This book was just OK for me. I listened to it on CD and maybe it was the narrator but I struggled to get through this book which is very uncharacteristic of Barbara Delinsky books.
Improbable and quick read. Well done but clearly one of the author's earlier works lacking depth.
Cute book. This was back when Barbara wrote true romance *sigh* miss that.
the first book i ever read by barbara. got me hooked.
This was another good romance novel by one of my favorite authors.
It was a good book if you want want that "takes you away" for a bit. Decently sappy :)
Good story. Fast read. Total fluff but fun.
I really liked this story
One of my all-time favs
A great read! It's one of my keepers. Just an all-over, feel-good book!
Have yet to read a book by B.Delinsky that I haven't liked.
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I was born and raised in suburban Boston. My mother’s death, when I was eight, was the defining event of a childhood that was otherwise ordinary. I took piano lessons and flute lessons. I took ballroom dancing lessons. I went to summer camp through my fifteenth year (in Maine, which explains the setting of so many of my stories), then spent my sixteenth summer learning to type and to drive (two sk...more
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