Break Every Rule

by Francis Ray

Book Overview

Dominique Falcon is a gorgeous model, a wealthy socialite--and a total fool when it comes to love. After falling for a charmer who was after her money, she's decided to set some ground rules for romance, starting with: Don't be richer than your man. But that was before she met Trent Masters, a ruggedly sexy truckdriver who drives her crazy... He might be rough around the edges, but Trent is a hardworking man who built his successful trucking firm...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312365098
• ISBN13: 9780312365097
• Release Date: March 2011
• Publisher: St. Martin's Press
• Length: 287 Pages
• Weight: 0.36 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.3" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

"Trent Masters is the Man"

In this beautifully written story Ms Ray continunes the Taggert/Falcon saga. Dominique and Trent are great together. Dominique, who does not want to be in a relationship with another man for a long while, just can not keep her eyes off her new neighbor Trent Master. Trent, who does not want to get involve with another lying women in this life time, can not keep his eyes off of the extremely beautiful Dominique Falcon! Neither one of them can help the attaction they feel for each other but the try and fight it for as long as they can. All there is left to say to Ms Ray is " You Go Girl." Much love to Ms Ray!

Well worth it.

I have read most of Ms. Rays books and I enjoyed this one the most. It was a simpler story, but not without drama. I liked Trent ; he seemed to be quite a departure from all of the other heroes in Ms. Rays books. He is the kind of guy you could hang out with and have fun with. The other guys seem to be so riddled with issues and anx that it makes it hard to see beyond all the drama . I hope Ms. Ray is busy creating the next generation of books.

Extremely good read

I thoroughly enjoyed reading about Dominique. Initially, I thought her character would have been more firery, but after getting into the book, and realizing what happened to her to make her so bitter, I think her character was written perfectly. She was still wearing scars from an abusive marriage. While this didn't sizzle quite as much as the other books, the story was just as tender, more so, because Trent and Dominique had to overcome her trauma. Trent was the right temperment for her. I loved how the family was always there with ready support and I really enjoyed catching up on Daniel and Madelyn. Ms Ray just keep them coming.

Totally captivating

I didn't think the Falcon clan could get better but Francis Ray really went to the sky with Dominique's story. She brings the characters to life. I can't wait to find out about Trent's mother and Dominique's cousin Luke.