Bride By The Book (Crimson Romance) - Plot & Excerpts
Less-than-perfect usage of English grammar? Her? She drew herself to her full height and faced Garner, drawing upon all the poise she’d acquired during her years with BrownWare, and reminded herself that a professional secretary did not brain the boss under any circumstances. “Very well. Please show me precisely what the problem is.” Garner regarded her warily and she sought at once to soften her tone. “It’ll be easier if I take a pen and mark a few of the mistakes,” he said. Mistakes. Angie stood there in frozen horror, while Garner’s pen moved rapidly down her perfect letter, marking item after item. By the time he was done, she felt like a ninth-grader receiving the red-pencil treatment on her essay. Her cheeks burned with chagrin when she noted a couple of items she thought she recalled from long-ago English classes. She’d thought Peter Van Holden was bad. Garner Holt probably thought she was a lot worse. Maybe she was. When was the last time she’d had to pay attention to grammar?
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