Title: Who Wouldn't Love Rupert Campbell-Black
Product review: This is the continuation of the Rupert Campbell-Black story. This time instead of showjumping, he is bedhopping, I mean trying to win a TV franchise from the evil Tony Baddingham. This is your classic fairytale of evil versus good but in this case also wicked. The reason I loved this particular book in this series is because Rupert Campbell-Black finally gets what he deserves - he falls in love with the daughter of his business partner, Declan O'Hara. Taggie O'Hara is such a sweet girl that you can't help but hope that RCB gets her in the end and that some of her sweetness may rub off on him. Not too much sweetness though, I would miss his wickedness in the books that follow Players (Polo, The Man That Made Husbands Jealous, Appassionata, Score and Wicked).
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