Planning For Love
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4.1 • 17 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Lights, camera, love!
Chicago wedding planner Ivy Rhodes is blindsided when a reality TV crew shows up at one of her weddings. They're an intrusion ...and a complication, since the sexy cameraman's a relentless flirt. Ivy follows his easygoing charm straight into the bedroom.
Dealing with bridezillas was not what Bennet Westcott expected when a scandal cost him his career as a news videographer. But the gorgeous wedding planner on his latest assignment has him saying "I Do"... to a one-night stand.When he discovers Ivy's a forever kind of girl, he walks away, breaking her heart.
The show must go on... and the network wants Ivy to be the star. She signs the contract before learning the Casanova cameraman who shredded her heart into confetti will spend the next three months filming her.
Suddenly Ben's spending every day watching the woman he can't resist, while Ivy wonders how to plan for a happily ever after when the guy you want doesn't believe in love?
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Barth's contemporary trilogy launch charms readers with a delightfully intelligent heroine who believes firmly in the power of love. Handsome cameraman Bennett Westcott coaxes wedding planner Ivy Rhodes to appear on the reality TV show Wild Wedding Smackdown, saying it will help her business. Sparks fly and the two jump in the sack. Despite a fabulous "sexual marathon" followed by a near-perfect day exploring Chicago, Ivy's professed faith in old-fashioned romantic ideals sends Bennett running to the airport. When he returns as the producer of another wedding planner centered reality show, Ivy agrees to go on a single date with him while strategizing how to "convince him dating isn't an evil, soul-sucking tool to rob him of his masculinity and independence." Fans of wedding bells and sassy contemporaries will love the well-drawn chemistry and a heroine with brains and heart.
Customer Reviews
Planning For Love
I liked the book. I just found it hard keeping track of what was going on. It just didn’t feel like there was any order. It seemed like it was all over the place.