Perfect Partners by Jayne Anne Krentz

I've you've read any other books by JAK from the nineties, you've read this one. There is nothing particulary different about this one except that the MCs are a bit less likeable. The hero is bland and 'damaged' and I suppose it's hard to like a heroine who comes in and inherits a business promised by the previous owner to the hero and she had never asked for it or made any sort of conrtibution before inheriting it while the hero had worked for the company for 10 years and basically built it into the business it became. As stated in the book, it was just business, but that doesn't make it fair(I know life isn't fair, but this is a romance novel after all). In the end, I only finished the book to read to the point where she would do the right thing and let the hero have the business he'd worked so hard for and I hope it doesn't spoil anything that she does offer it to him and the henpecked nitwit only accepts half in the spirit of cooperation and love... barf.