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Finding Parker

by Scott Hildreth

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We have all heard it before. From a mother, father, friend or maybe a complete stranger. "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is." But what if it wasn't? Parker Bale finds himself in this exact predicament. A gentlemen with a very unique past, Parker completed college and is on the hunt for a job. Almost immediately he is offered the career of a lifetime. His new assignment? Find a woman to love. His boss? Kenton Ward - a self-made millionaire with a strange desire to witness a love he never had an opportunity to experience. One small catch...Parker must sign a contract with Kenton, binding him to conditions of the search for a woman. Eagerly, he signs the document without reading the legal language. Victoria Fisker doesn't trust people, has no faith in the male species and lives a quiet life keeping to herself and caring for her narcotic addicted mother. Can they look beyond their sordid pasts? Can Parker fall in love under the scrutiny of an employment contract? Can Victoria learn to trust? "I wanted to resist, allowing the night to go on forever. As we walked along the beach, I pressed my feet into the sand firmly, leaving an impression deep enough to last a lifetime.And I did not look back..."… (more)
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The book was filled with very touching moments and much advice on life and living. We live in a world now that places much less emphasis on or importance to virginity until married, for men as well as women. This belief held firm in the H and h was a refreshing change. ( )
  olongbourn | Mar 1, 2015 |
I started this book and had to put it down because I just wasn't feeling it. Not one to easily give up on a book, I picked it back up a week later and then I just devoured it. Mr Hildreth was able to tell a wonderful, unique story with very few characters and more emotion than I usually feel while reading. I really loved Parker and Victoria and Kenton's role in the story. Because there were limited characters each one really had a purpose and this story is one that will stay with me a very long time! I highly recommend this story to anyone looking for something new and different that they will enjoy and actually learn a great deal from too. ( )
  lornajarkin | Nov 23, 2014 |
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We have all heard it before. From a mother, father, friend or maybe a complete stranger. "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is." But what if it wasn't? Parker Bale finds himself in this exact predicament. A gentlemen with a very unique past, Parker completed college and is on the hunt for a job. Almost immediately he is offered the career of a lifetime. His new assignment? Find a woman to love. His boss? Kenton Ward - a self-made millionaire with a strange desire to witness a love he never had an opportunity to experience. One small catch...Parker must sign a contract with Kenton, binding him to conditions of the search for a woman. Eagerly, he signs the document without reading the legal language. Victoria Fisker doesn't trust people, has no faith in the male species and lives a quiet life keeping to herself and caring for her narcotic addicted mother. Can they look beyond their sordid pasts? Can Parker fall in love under the scrutiny of an employment contract? Can Victoria learn to trust? "I wanted to resist, allowing the night to go on forever. As we walked along the beach, I pressed my feet into the sand firmly, leaving an impression deep enough to last a lifetime.And I did not look back..."

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