A solid story
Cassandra is a reporter who writes an article about a man and his family that used unscrupulous business practices to con her grandparents out of some property when they were just getting started building their dreams. Ryan is the grandson of the man the article is written about and he thinks the article is a lie and sets out to avenge his family’s name. In order to get close to Cassandra, Ryan lies about his identity. It turns out Cassandra’s article is true and while he is digging for answers they fall in love. This book has one of my least favorite romance tropes. The false identity, lying, and manipulation does not appeal to me at all.
I am giving this book 3 stars, because even though I dislike this trope, Te’ Russ’ writing is good. This is the 4th of Té Russ’ books that I have read in addition to 2 recently released shorts. It took me 6 months to read this book, because while it is well written and cute, it is very formulaic. All of these books are running together. The editing errors in this book were especially distracting compare to the other books. I am going to try to push through and read the rest of the McCallister series and then take a break from reading her books. I am hoping the 6 months that have passed since I read the other book and the fact that my least favorite trope has already been used will enable me to get through them quickly.