Marlow Banks, Redesigned
Marlow Banks, Redesigned by Jacqueline Firkins begins on the set for a TV series, where Angus is one of rising stars of the show and Marlowe works as PA to an unhappy yet legendary costume designer for the show, who uses her as dog-walker, delivery girl, instead of training her to assist her with the job. One accidental collision ends with splashing coffee and soaked t-shirt starts for the flames of hate at first sight between Angus and Marlowe to occur. When Marlowe tries to help a coworker fix a wardrobe malfunction by playing the waitress for one episode, she ends up sharing the most intense LOOK with Angus; which soon becomes the most trending topic on social media. This ends up with Marlow playing Angus’ old flame for three episodes, allowing her to experience her fifteen minutes of fame.
The enemies-to-lovers
trope between Marlowe and Angus grows slowly, turning into a beautiful
friendship. Marlowe realizes Angus isn’t the womanizing, bad boy she was lead
to believe; instead it’s a mask to hide the introverted, bookish, caring man, who
came from a crowded, lovely family. Throughout the story, she grows and learns to take charge of
her life. You can't help rooting for and falling
for Marlowe and Angus. I highly recommend Marlow
Banks, Redesigned to other readers.
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