Her entire life plans depended on him noticing her and marrying her and the whole nine yards. He treated her horribly and frankly she would do anything for him, which was kind of sickening. She was also well intentioned but what escaped me was what she saw in the jerk. The heroine admittably could have been stronger but she knew when to take a stand and knew how to argue effectively. I've read some books where the hero was a jerk but this one gave a whole new definition to the word. Normally, I don't mind a somewhat weak, inexperienced heroine who falls for a much older and rich man but that's really hard to do when you can't stand the so-called "hero". Overall, I got exactly what I was expecting when I picked up the book. Vintage Palmer, HEARTBREAKER is a fast read that will make you cringe and laugh at times. Anytime she thinks of the words he hurled at her, she feels sick to her stomach.
thinking that he was using her for his own personal amusement. When Tellie regains her memory, she flees J.B. This is a classic Diana Palmer with the older hero and the virgin heroine.
is determined to take advantage of the situation. When his anger causes her to get in a car accident and lose her memory, J.B. lashes out with the anger he is known for. Wanting more from Tellie, but seeing that she is unable to give it, J.B. Hammock has been anything but lucky when it comes to love. Feeling that she is continually running her head into a brick wall, Tellie gives up on J.B. Hammock for years before she realized that her feelings went beyond that.
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