Barb's Reviews > Just Maybe

What hooked me on this story right off the bat? Quinn is a magazine editor who just can't help herself: she corrects people's grammar under her breath or feels the need to run away when a conversation gets too grammatically off-track. Too funny.
Quinn is on assignment to get the dirt on self-made millionaire Cooper Anderson. She wants to succeed with this story, because her job is on the line and she fears her boss, whom she's nicknamed "Cruella." But when she shows up at Cooper's house, she finds him packing to leave the country, putting his home on the market and trying to find a permanent home for the toddler who was just delivered to him after the death of Cooper's ex: a child he never even knew he had. But Quinn has secrets too: she grew up in that neighborhood and ran away from it several years ago, putting her family's country ways -- and her father's serious health problems -- behind her.
A fun story, a clean romance, and characters you can easily enjoy. Well done.