Miranda Woodruff thought she had it all. A great TV show and a lot of friends. The only problem is she lied about being married. She was engaged to Robbie, but out of the blue, he left her. Enter Blaze, who willingly agrees to play the part of her husband.
Miranda is not happy about this, but she will do anything to save her show. To add to all the confusion in comes Mathew, a reporter. Matthew is trying to redeem himself after publishing a story that was completely wrong. The story was about his father who had left his family.
While Miranda has to not only deal with her fake husband, but must keep the secret from Matthew. Robbie returns and wants to start over with Miranda. What is a girl to do? Miranda realizes that she has feelings for Matthew. But does he feel the same?
Melissa Tagg's story is delightful. I wonder if Melissa Tagg was a tom -- boy in her younger days. Melissa knows how to tell a great story. There are some inspirational parts in the book, she does not go overboard in these moments.
MADE TO LAST tells us if you believe in yourself and what you are doing, all will be right in the end.
Miranda Woodruff has it all. At least, that's how it looks
when she's starring in her homebuilding television show,
From the Ground Up. So when her network begins to talk about
making cuts, she'll do anything to boost ratings and save
her show--even if it means pretending to be married to a man
who's definitely not the fiance who ran out on her three
years ago.
When a handsome reporter starts shadowing Miranda's every
move, all his digging into her personal life brings him a
little too close to the truth--and to her. Can the girl
whose entire identity is wrapped up in her on-screen persona
finally find the nerve to set the record straight? And if
she does, will the life she's built come crashing down just
as she's found a love to last?
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