About This Book
Carey Kelleher was born into a world where you aren't even expected to think twice about acquiring anything you want. It is a life of palatial homes, personal shoppers, family jets and private schools, where one-upmanship runs way ahead of academic achievement. You were accepted into the Ivy League university of your choice (well, of your daddy's choice) at birth anyway. Carey's Daddy is not just a Kelleher but the head of the family that derived its fortune from the proceeds of a pharmaceutical empire some kindly ancestor was thoughtful enough to set up. Nobody in the family - indeed nobody Carey 'Care Bear' even knows - is employed, and she has a Porsche in the garage that hasn't been used yet because she has a chauffeur on call 24/7. It's quite a life, except that when you have all that, you tend to concentrate on what you haven't got which, in Carey's case, is love and companionship. She has a total cold, rejecting bitch for a mother, two sisters she barely sees and an adored Daddy, who is fond and indulgent, but hard to reach in all senses. Still, she has the gorgeous Marin sisters as friends, so that's a big plus, except that no-one pays any attention to Carey when the magnetic Milan Marin is in the room. In fact, for Carey, it is mostly a wasteland of a life in which she thinks she is a dumpy loser, despite being rich, beautiful, and intelligent, and it is going downhill fast, until she meets Michael …
