Book Review - Trouble in High Heels by Christina Dodd
Being a trophy
wife comes at a cost, as Brandi finds out at the tender age of 11 - a very
impressionable age for a young girl – when the door slams on her father’s final
departure from his life with her and Tiffany.
Brandi determines from then on that she will need to do more with her
life than just being like her mother – in that instant, even though she has no
real clue as to what a Lawyer does, she decides that’s what she’d like to be
when she grows up.
Fourteen years
later, a strong-willed and intelligent woman has emerged - she’s exactly where
she wants to be – or not. Albeit a bit
disdainful of the male sex after her fiancé dumps her and marries his girlfriend
in Vegas, she is not to be deterred by this turn of events and sets out on a
mission – she pawns her engagement ring, buys herself a sexy outfit and goes
out to a party where she hopes to capture the attention of a man with whom she
can have a one-night stand, absolutely “no strings”.
Enter “sex in an Armani suit” aka Roberto
Bartolini, and Brandi’s scheme is put into action, little knowing that her life
plan is about to go seriously awry, spiralling her into a sequence of events
fraught with intrigue and perhaps, a second chance at love.
I always try to
find the positive in a book, so although this one didn’t quite capture my
attention as much as I was hoping it would, and whilst not the most gripping
romantic suspense I have read, Christina
Dodd still managed to keep me entertained with her sharp, quick wit (and
many clichés) which at times had me laughing out loud that even the kids looked
at me sceptically.
Not really for
me, but if you’re looking for a light, entertaining read that doesn’t require a
lot of brain power, then this one’s for you.
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