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Ty, a talented entrepreneur, who
started with just one coffee cart and a plan. Now his plan
is ready to take off, if he can just get the financing to
open the store of his dreams, he even has a location near
one of his carts. He knows just the guy, Ralph Ellison who
is known to make good investments when he sees them. The
only issue is that to get the money, Ralph is forcing Ty to
use a specific woman as his PR person. Rather than lose the
financing Ty decides to meet Jenny and see if he can figure
out what her connection to Ralph is, and if she is any good
at newsletters and PR promotions.
Ty is instantly drawn to Jenny when he
meets her, even though her dog Baby turns him into a human
pancake. He is so drawn to Jenny that he is willing to
overlook not only the car eating Baby but the fact Jenny is
a confirmed tea drinker.
Baby saved Jenny one upon a time and
now Jenny uses him not only as a shield but if Baby doesn’t
approve of the person, Jenny won’t work with or date them.
But, she can’t help but be drawn to Ty, and finds herself
even going out on a date with him, something she hasn’t done
in years. But, if she learns how Ty came to employ her, and
why he is pushing her to work for him, will all be lost?
Will she listen to Ty when he tries to explain or will this
tea drinker get rid of coffee in her life for good?
Grounds for Love is an interesting concept for
a story as it deals with how one incident in someone's lives
can take over how they deal with everything, while others
around them do not completely understand. I found Ms.
Mackey did a wonderful job in writing believable characters
in both Jenny and Ty. Then there is Baby who is probably
the most loveable character in the story, as well as the
scariest. Grounds for Love has a number of
twists and turns from blackmail, jealousy, attraction, and
learning to deal with past issues. Ms. Mackey was able to
pull all of these items together and make a fast paced fun
to read story that will have you smiling. I enjoyed
Grounds for Love and think you too will smile, and
even laugh, while reading this story. |
