"Clear your calendar so you can sit and read!"
Reviewed by Sharon Salituro
Posted April 21, 2015
Romance
Being engaged should be the happiest time in your life.
At least that is what Mary Beth thought. Can you imagine
being at your engagement party and you find your fiancé
practically screwing his former girlfriend in the coat
closet.
Parr just happens to see Mary Beth crying in a hallway.
All he can see is how beautiful this girl is. Wondering
why
she is so upset, he approaches her. He invites her to sit
with him and have a drink. Little does he know that she is
engaged to his brother Bobby Joe.
Bobby Joe and Parr are brothers, but are completely
different in ever way. Parr takes after his mother, while
Bobby Joe is just like his father. Their dad could not
stay true to one woman. Parr is a very successful
business man, Bobby Joe not so much.
Parr tries to be a good brother and stay away from Mary
Beth. But the attraction is too much for both of them.
When a car accident happens it changes everyone's life.
I have read several of Beverly Barton's books. I have
never had a problem with the any of her books being
boring.
From start to finish Beverly Barton books always hold my
interest. I really enjoyed the way that Beverly handles
the triangle between two brothers and the woman they both
love.
JUST THE WAY YOU ARE shows how whether you are a raving
beauty or a Plain Jane, it is what is in your heart that
really matters. Due to how Barton has her characters
interact I found myself enjoying JUST THE WAY YOU ARE and
suggest you lose yourself in the story the way I did.
SUMMARY
Mary Beth Caine has always been the good girl in her small
Mississippi town. But when a big,
protective, shamelessly sexy stranger offers to console
her on the night of her disastrous
engagement party, Mary Beth lets him—only to discover that
Parr Weston also happens to be
the older brother of her fiance, Bobby Joe. Parr left Mississippi after years spent holding his family
together. Now that he's back, he
can't steal Bobby Joe's woman, and he sure can't offer
Mary Beth the tidy happily-ever-after
she deserves. But everything about the petite beauty—from
her flame-gold hair to her artless
sensuality—makes him crave her more. Love or lust, right
or wrong, all he knows is that
nothing has ever felt like this before, and walking away
will be the hardest thing he's ever
had to do...
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