Renee Lockhart has her eye on a lofty goal…to fill the open position of morning radio show host on a nearby secular station. When her co-workers sign her up for a local TV version of “the Bachelor,” Renee goes along with it in order to raise her profile.
Ben McConnell, one of the most eligible bachelors in town, insists that Renee be placed on the show, despite her bumbling audition. Ben gets much more than he expected in Renee. He gets a girl who doesn't bow to his every whim…and a girl who opens his eyes to true, unexpected love. Enjoy a local version of the popular "Bachelor" TV show...where nothing can go right for Renee!
Review
I'll start off by saying that before I read this book, I was in a reading funk. I could not bring myself to read anything, despite the fact that my long list of books to read just keeps getting longer and longer. I didn't expect this book to bring me out of my funk. In fact, if I'm being honest, I expected to be bored by it, like I get bored watching those dating shows on TV.
But I was wrong. Not only did this book bring me out of that lag phase I was experiencing, but it gave me renewed will to read books.
Accept this Dandelion shows us a strong female protagonist that isn't afraid of showing who she is, and has a take it or leave it attitude. I liked that a lot because many romance books that I've read in the past feature protagonists that change a part of who they are to please their potential partner.
Was this story predictable at times? Yes. But that didn't stop me from reading it. Was it an enjoyable read? Certainly. However, it did feel a little rushed at times, and I wish it could have been a little more detailed and drawn out.
Overall, I liked the story and read it in two hours. It is a light, funny read and I award it 4 Platypires.