Abby Dunn is a web designer, but under a different name
Abby writes sex novels.
Abby never wants any one to know because she is afraid,
people especially her family would never understand.
Brody Singer is adorable. Brody works with his twin
brother Flynn, from another mother. The McCauley family
took Brody
in when he was very young. Brody's mother had died from a
drug overdose, his father was an alcoholic and his older
brother Jeremy was a drug user. Brody doesn't want anything
to do with the two of them, but they keep showing up in his
life.
Brody and Abby don't see eye to eye on anything. But they
are both attracted too each other. Neither one wants a
steady relationship. Brody discovers Abby's secret of
writing
steaming novels and agrees to help her do some research.
So the fun begins, or should I say HOW TO HANDLE A
HEARTBRAKER. The more time that Brody and Abby spend
together, the more they realize that they really care about
each other. All of their friends feel they would make a
great couple. Abby is not sure about this, she was in a
long term relationship with Kevin. Kevin never understood
Abby. Abby likes sex and Kevin was not into what Abby
wanted to try.
Abby and Brody both have a lot of baggage and neither is
sure they want to share info with each other.
HOW TO HANDLE A HEARTBREAKER is the first book that I have
read of Marie Harte. I really liked the way that the female
lead
character is the aggressor. I don't think that Brody knew
what hit him. There are several other characters that
play a part in this book. Marie Harte got me waiting on
baited breathe for the next one in The McCauley
Brothers to
come out.
He can't get her out of his head.
It's lust at first sight when Brody Singer first lays eyes
on Abby Dunn. The dark-haired beauty looks a lot like a
woman he once knew, who died years ago. At first Brody fears
his attraction is a holdover from that secret crush, but
Abby's definitely different. She's a lot shyer, a lot sexier
and, despite her attempts to dissuade his interest,
absolutely mesmerizing.
She can't get him out of her books.
Abby isn't having it. She's still trying to put her last
disastrous relationship behind her and overcome the flaws
her ex wouldn't let her forget. But somehow Brody isn't
getting the hint. It doesn't help that when writing her
steamy novels, she keeps casting Brody as the hero.
Brody is more than happy to serve as her muse and eager to
help make sure her "research" is authentic. But when their
research turns into something real...will she choose her own
happily ever after?