"Personal-finance tomes aren't usually bodice rippers with breathless
sentences like: "She wanted him and couldn't wait to have him, was
totally addicted to his touch and couldn't resist him."
But Boca Raton
financial planner Kathleen Grace, 46, wanted to explore women's
emotions about money and love – and how those feelings can interfere
with managing money.
So Grace, who co-founded Excelsior Capital Advisors, hired a romance
writer to help her create a modern fairy tale of Cinderella — "Cindi," a
fashion designer in South Florida who is afraid to talk about money in
fear of displeasing her current heartthrob of a husband."
"Prince Not So Charming: A Romantic Tale of Financial Independence," which is sold on Amazon for $12.06. Read more about the "bodice ripper" from
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/fl-romantic-cinderella-financial-independence-20140125,0,1933919.story
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