Remembering April

April Marsh had resigned herself to being off the dating scene forever after her last disastrous relationship. Not particularly picky, she just wanted a nice, normal guy who would treat her decently. Was that too much to ask for? Rich, somewhat famous and utterly bored with the usual socialites he met at the parties he was forced to attend, Dean Randle found himself wanting more than just a quick tumble with beautiful yet fake women. He wanted to find a normal yet exciting woman who would love him for his personality rather than for his bank account. Against the advice of his business manager, Dean goes undercover in an effort to find the perfect woman. The change from being the boss to being little more than a copy boy is difficult to adjust to but he is determined to stick to his plan. When April runs into Dean in the dreaded photocopier room she is instantly attracted to him. If she?d still been dating, he would have been exactly the type of man she?d have fallen for. When she overhears him being shot down after asking one of their colleagues out on a date, she agrees to help him find love. Dean is embarrassed to be so dismal at dating and is grateful when April and her high strung best friend, Adam offer to assist him. He has a feeling that if anyone can help him find the woman of his dreams, it is this quirky pair. The instant Adam meets Dean, he knows that April and the new guy are perfect for each other. His best friend deserves better than the dismal run of relationships she?d been through and Adam will do anything he can to make sure April finds happiness.