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I hate to admit it, but I'm a fan of this story. Sarah Morgan's done it again. I read the others' reviews about this book and I gave it a shot mostly because it had been so highly rated. I thought it was a good solid book and I have no real big complaints about it, and no real small ones either except one or two that I won't go into because I imagine they would have been explained if she'd gone into his POV towards the end but was just running out of space to do it. The other characters? Well I liked all of them except for dear old dad and even sis would have been ok if she didn't seem so clueless, but whatever, minor details, really (and more of a plot driver than anything else). It's a solid, entertaining book and I actually liked both main characters. Do I wish for something just a tiny bit more that would send it over the edge from like to love? Sure I do, but I'm not sure what that would have been. I wouldn't change the characters or how they dealt with each other and I liked Debbie a lot and Kim the little we saw her or Jenny or... well there's a lot of side characters I liked and I liked that too. Maybe it was the whole wrap up that seemed rushed? Yeah that's probably it. Just another page would have made all the difference in the world. The 'fear' thing too was kind of glossed over slightly and I'd rather have seen them deal with it on a daily basis for a little while or an epilogue. That too would have set it up for another star.


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Doukakis Apprentice Sarah Morgan 9780373130214 Books Reviews

Of all the Sarah Morgan books that I have read, this ranks as the best! The story is based on two highly skilled professionals who meet on the job, clash, and come together. Their professional tensions seem realistic. It is possible to see how the hero supposedly made his wealth in the time frame identified. The secondary characters really added to the story. Definitely a keeper. Wish all of Sarah Morgan's books were more in this mode.
This book was awesome! Damon Doukakis the rich alpha Greek hero of the story was as perfect as could be. The more I read the story the more I liked him. Polly Prince was one of the coolest heroines of any Sarah Morgan book. She was smart, out spoken, beautiful and no one was going to take advantage of her or her staff. She had issues but who doesn't. I liked that she marched to her own drum. Damon allowed no plants, photos, or even the same desk for his employees. Well that went straight to hell with Polly and her staff who had plants, photos, crying kids, and fish by the name of Romeo and Juliet. The ending is very romantic and I would not have changed a thing. I recommend this book highly.
This is actually just a harlequin romance, but with a fancier cover. I enjoy a good harlequin and this one I think was okay, but I don’t remember the plot since I read it over a week ago. What I do remember is that the author/editor couldn’t be bothered to decide on a name for one of the main characters. The sister was sometimes Ana(stasia), and sometimes Arianna. Is it so hard to do a word search and change all the names so there is some consistency? It’s like the editor is assuming that people don’t actually read the romance because it is so formulaic or trashy, but really some people like me sadly do enjoy a good romance. I read the kindle version.
I loved this book! You can’t help but love Polly, and Damon. They made me laugh throughout the book..

Polly’s dad couldn’t be found when his company was being taking over by Damon. Polly took on Damon and the board members in the boardroom. She had to fight for her dads company, and for all the employee’s that was like a family to her. Damon thought at first that Polly was a rich, lazy kid, which only had the job because it was her dads company. Polly doesn’t correct Damon when he calls her lazy. He latter has to eat those words, for Polly was close to being a workaholic. It was fun to watch Damon and Polly go back in forth. I love books where the characters start out as emery’s, but latter they fall in love. I could feel the passion, and chemistry between Polly, and Damon! I also loved reading about Polly’s pink fuzzy pen! Pink is my favorite color too!

Sample from chapter 2 -
Your obviously not enjoying having us as part of your business, she said sweetly. Next time perhaps you should check out your prey before you swallow it. We're obviously giving you indigestion.

Sample from chapter 5
It explained so much. His ruthless approach. The rigid control with which he managed his business. Polly realized that her impression of him was as false as his was of her. It was as if the pieces of a jigsaw had been thrown in the air and, on landing, had created a different picture.

Sample from chapter 6
Balancing on the dangerous knife-edge of a new addiction, he felt his power to control his emotions and actions drain at a frightening rate. The part of his brain warning him to stop this madness right now was eclipsed by the part that reached out greedily for the fulfilment of pleasure. A whisper of silk brushed his hand and he removed the clip in her hair and dropped it on the floor, allowing the river of softness to slide over her shoulders. With a husky groan he slid his fingers into that soft sheet of hair and deepened the kiss. The intense flame of sexual chemistry scorched both of them and this time when he gently stroked her face he discovered that his hand was shaking.
Polly Prince is worried about the employees of her father's company. The board of directors has sold out the company to Damon Doukakis, brother of her best friend from boarding school. Polly's father, who takes little interest in the company & dates younger & younger women (sometimes he marries them), has disappeared with his new girlfriend in tow who turns out to be her school mate Arianna & younger sister of Damon! Needless to say, Damon thinks Polly is a lazy, leech who helped drive the company into the ground. Much to his shock she's anything BUT! He's also shocked at his growing attraction to a person he has held in contempt for years. Finally they reach their HEA after a rocky relationship. Very enjoyable book. Just a few typo errors which I'm surprised to find in Ms. Morgan's books!
I hate to admit it, but I'm a fan of this story. Sarah Morgan's done it again. I read the others' reviews about this book and I gave it a shot mostly because it had been so highly rated. I thought it was a good solid book and I have no real big complaints about it, and no real small ones either except one or two that I won't go into because I imagine they would have been explained if she'd gone into his POV towards the end but was just running out of space to do it. The other characters? Well I liked all of them except for dear old dad and even sis would have been ok if she didn't seem so clueless, but whatever, minor details, really (and more of a plot driver than anything else). It's a solid, entertaining book and I actually liked both main characters. Do I wish for something just a tiny bit more that would send it over the edge from like to love? Sure I do, but I'm not sure what that would have been. I wouldn't change the characters or how they dealt with each other and I liked Debbie a lot and Kim the little we saw her or Jenny or... well there's a lot of side characters I liked and I liked that too. Maybe it was the whole wrap up that seemed rushed? Yeah that's probably it. Just another page would have made all the difference in the world. The 'fear' thing too was kind of glossed over slightly and I'd rather have seen them deal with it on a daily basis for a little while or an epilogue. That too would have set it up for another star.