The Heartbreaker (Chandler Brothers, #3)

by Carly Phillips

From the New York Times bestselling author of the Billionaire Bad Boys series comes the conclusion to the hilarious Chandler Brothers series.

As the eldest of three rebel-rousing brothers, Chase Chandler has waited a long time to leave his small-town roots behind. All bets are off when the single journalist meets a redhead who arouses a lot more than lust. Yet Sloane Carlisle isn't just any woman. She's a senator's daughter who is about to thrust him into the eye of a breaking political scandal-and a shot at a story that's already making headlines. All Chase has to do for an exclusive is keep her out of harm's way. A woman who refuses to play the Washington game, Sloane has just been hit with a bombshell that calls her entire identity into question. Feeling vulnerable, she does something completely out of character: She spends an incredible, passionate night with a handsome stranger. The last thing she expects is to ever see him again. But when she goes to the Chandlers' hometown of Yorkshire Falls to uncover the truth about her family, there he is! Not only that, her sometime amour Chase Chandler is sticking closer than a Capitol Hill groupie and igniting more sparks than the Fourth of July. Suddenly a guy who has always steered clear of marriage is falling for a serious-minded woman with a family secret that could land them both in danger. If they survive the fallout, what will it take to get Sloane to say the two words that could turn the town's most eligible bachelor into the world's sexiest spouse?

• ISBN10: 0446610569
• ISBN13: 9780446610568
• Publish Date: 1 June 2004 (first published 1 January 2003)
• Publish Status: Out of Print
• Out of Print: 25 January 2021
• Publish Country: US
• Publisher: Little, Brown & Company
• Imprint: Warner Books
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 339
• Language: English

Reviews

[Sam@WLABB]

This was a solid series, and I really loved getting to know the Chandler family and seeing each brother find their HEA.

I knew Chase would have the heaviest story, because he was the one most affected by their father's death. He was the one, who put his dreams on hold to keep the family afloat, and now it was his time, but he had a battle between his head and his heart to deal with once he met Sloane.

Sloane's storyline was rather interesting. I did NOT expect the character, who played a central role to be as important as he was in this book. It was a surprise, but I liked it.

Though this was heavier, with more serious crime elements, it was still packed with lots of those fun bits I like.

Overall: A solid ending to a series I really enjoyed.

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