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"Dont judge a book by its cover"
Reviewed by Barb Hicks
Posted November 24, 2003
Kenna Mallory looks like the stereotypical California
blonde. Tall, stacked with lots of hair, and that is what
most people see when they look at Kenna, including some
members of her family. Tired of trying to make it on her
own, Kenna agrees to her fathers' request that Read more...
"An adorable romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted December 20, 2003
Kenna Mallory is the poster adult of the tall, gorgeous,
California golden girl. Most people who meet Kenna assume
her brain consists of one icon that of a dumb blond. Even
her family treats her as a beautiful moron though she is
quite intelligent. She is so Read more...
SummaryA blonde's ambition . . .
Kenna Mallory is giving up "making it on her own" - aka
poodle groomer and accounts payable clerk, jobs that
haven't used all her natural abilities—to join the
family biz and prove she's got what it takes to be VP of
the newest Mallory Hotel. Okay, so maybe she has way more
hair and cleavage than it takes, but that should be an
asset around co-VP Weston Roth.
Wrong. Wes is hot, as Ivy League as the hotel's elite
guests and isn't buying the blond routine. Time to change
tactics and start working the numbers. Good thing math is
Kenna's other natural asset. And when it comes to getting
the guy, if it isn't hair that grabs him, it's, uh . . .
figures.
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