In CALL ME IRRESISTIBLE, readers get the opportunity to
catch up with a cast of characters that we've met in a
number of Phillips' best sellers.
Meg Korunda is the best friend of Lucy Jorik who is about to
get married to Ted Beudine. Ted is the kind of man who
walks into a room and trumpets herald his arrival, women
fall at his feet, parents worship him, and other men want
to live his life. He is the perfect guy for any woman,
except Lucy. Meg manages to convince her BFF that her
happily ever after is not with Ted. Once the wedding has
been called off, Meg is the one shouldering the blame for
destroying Ted's romantic dreams. And to further
complicate matters, Meg is stuck in Ted's hometown of
Wynette, Texas. The hijinks and antics that ensue as the
townspeople try to make Meg pay for hurting Ted will have
readers laughing out loud. And if you like love stories
about opposites attracting, the the oil and water chemistry
that Susan Elizabeth Phillips creates for Meg and Ted will
have you looking forward to their happily ever after.
CALL ME IRRESISTIBLE is a sexy, funny, and heartwarming
romantic tale with lots of smart, witty, and charming
dialogue that makes it impossible to put down until the very
end.
Lucy Jorik is the daughter of the former
President of the United States.
Meg Koranda is the offspring of legends.
One of them is about to marry Mr. Irresistible—Ted
Beaudine—the favorite son of Wynette, Texas. The other is
not happy about it. Not happy at all....
But even though Meg knows breaking up her best friend’s
wedding is the right thing to do, no one else seems to
agree. Faster than Lucy can say, “I don’t,” Meg becomes the
most hated woman in town. A town where she’s stuck with a
dead car, an empty wallet, and a very angry bridegroom.
Broke, stranded, and without her famous parents at her back,
Meg is sure she can survive on her own wits. What’s the
worst that can happen? Lose her heart to the one and only
Mr. Irresistible? Not likely. Not likely at all....
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