Thankfully, women are not typically this stupid and men are not typically this pathetic. The bartender tells Gracie that he can't do anything with him when he gets like that (drunk and violent).and he got that way because he was offended by a comment about his hat! Later he traps another character in the men's room of a bar.

The author also communicates Gracie's delusion that the hero supposedly only got drunk twice since she had known him, but, wait, he recently got so drunk he wasn't sure whether or not he had slept with a swimsuit model. The other annoyance is the inconsistencies in the story: the ranch and house are located on separate properties at the beginning of the book, then on the same property at the end of the book. She also chooses to remain trapped in archaic attitudes about sex, instilled by her sexually abused mother, that are improbable in this sex-saturated culture.'oh, it's going to hurt and men only get off if the woman suffers so I'm afraid of sex.' But available she views D Coleman again, all the feelings shes tried so hard toward forget come rushing back. Nowadays shes back, and a successful designer at last.

She is unable to take care of herself, landing improbable jobs only by her social connections instead of her abilities, moving into a girlfriend's home as a show of 'independence' instead of getting her own place and hawks the family jewels to pay for a clunker of a car that doesn't even make it through the entire story. New York Times bestselling author Diana Palmer delivers two classic tales of unexpected loveA Waiting GameAfter getting her heart broken seven years ago, Keena Whitman fled town. This stupid woman also excuses the kidnapping villain because he's doing it to raise money for a good cause. She accepts the hero's anger problem, his drinking, his inability to communicate and his failure to shed an unwanted fiancee because he's too wrapped up in business as 'manly' qualities. The main character, Gracie, is an incredibly foolish, weak woman.

Heartless by diana palmer