The Sweetest Deal by Mary Campisi

Title: The Sweetest Deal

Author: Mary Campisi

Sub-Genre(s): Erotic, Contemporary

Publisher: Carina Press

Publication Date: September 6, 2011

ISBN #: B0041KLBEO

Format: eBook from Author

Reviewer: Sam

Rating: 4.5 Cups

Blurb:*

An impossible demand...
Max Jernigan is ready to close the most important business deal of his life—all he has to do is agree to one request from Grayson Crowell: impregnate the mogul's daughter.
No way can Max do this. He's a decent guy. But he would love a child. He just doesn't want a wife.
An impossible man...
C.C. Crowell gave up on dreams of a family after Mr. Worse-Than-Wrong broke her heart. Hiding behind spreadsheets, boring suits and an icy attitude, she's more than a little suspicious when arrogant, handsome Max is suddenly chasing her. But she can't deny their chemistry. Until she learns about the deal and plans to pay Max back in kind....

Review:
The Sweetest Deal to me sounded like a recipe for disaster but from the first page Mary Campisi managed to pull me in and turn The Sweetest Deal into a lovely romantic tale. 
 
Max makes a deal with Grayson Crowell, in order for him to get his business deal he must agree to impregnate his daughter. C.C Crowell has been left with a broken heart from a previous relationship and really wanted a baby. What happens next is the romance and chemistry that builds into a wonderful, romantic tale.   
 
The romance is not instant but a gradual build up so that by the time C.C knows about the deal Max struck with her father, the actual deal is no longer in Max’s mind.  
 
At times this is emotional as both characters have felt heartache and been hurt by previous love in their lives. I would recommend this read because it is a beautifully wrote story that will leave you with a smile on your face. 


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