Searching for Mine
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The Ultimate Anti-Hero Meets His Match... Connor Dunkle knows what he wants in a woman, and it's the three B's. Beauty. Body. Boobs. Other women need not apply. With his good looks and easygoing charm, he's used to getting what he wants--and who. Until he comes face to face with the one woman who's slowly making his life hell...and enjoying every moment...Ella Blake is a single mom and a professor at the local Verily college who's climbed up the ranks the hard way. Her ten-year-old son is a constant challenge, and her students are driving her crazy--namely Connor Dunkle, who's failing her class and trying to charm his way into a better grade. Fuming at his chauvinistic tendencies, Ella teaches him the ultimate lesson by giving him a special project to help his grade. When sparks fly, neither of them are ready to face their true feelings, but will love teach them the ultimate lesson of all?
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Sigh..I don't know what to say about this one. I really didn't like anything about it at all.
The author made the heroine so bitchy, and uptight. She had thick black rimmed glasses, wore horrible to big for her clothes that didn't show an ounce of skin. Flat boots, wore her hair in a “severe” bun, and wore a garish orange shade of lipstick. This is how the hero describes her through practically the whole frigging book! In fact he only really makes a move on her after she gets a make over.
Check out this following quote..
“He stared. Speechless, his voice died in his throat and he could only look at the woman before him that was no longer Ella. She was stunning.”
SOOOO..ya. Add in the fact that Connor is kind of a douche noodle through 98% of the book AND they both go on dates with other people (though nothing sexual happens) pretty much right to the end, this just didn't work for me on pretty much any level.
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2 primary books3 released booksSearching For is a 3-book series with 2 primary works first released in 2013 with contributions by Jennifer Probst.
