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Santa, Baby

by Jennifer Crusie (Goodreads Author), Carly Phillips (Goodreads Author), Lori Foster (Goodreads Author)

3.48 of 5 stars 3.48 · rating details · 2,805 ratings · 117 reviews

Get ready for a holiday season you'll never forget with three of today's most sensational writers who know what every woman wants for the holidays. You'll believe in Santa all over again with these seductive stories from:

JENNIFER CRUSIE
Mayhem ensues under the mistletoe as a determined shopper grabs the very last hot toy action figure off the shelf, only to find herself p

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Paperback, 328 pages

Published October 31st 2006 by St. Martin's Paperbacks

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Nov 09, 2008 Christa rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: i-own

This book contained three novellas that take place near Christmas. The first story, Hot Toy, by Jennifer Crusie, I found to be disappointing. The hero and heroine had briefly dated, but the hero ended their budding relationship. In the story, he tells the heroine that he did so because she was boring on their dates. This didn't endear him to me. I really didn't feel any heat or chemistry between the hero and heroine. They share one brief kiss on the last page of the story. For me, this story rat...more This book contained three novellas that take place near Christmas. The first story, Hot Toy, by Jennifer Crusie, I found to be disappointing. The hero and heroine had briefly dated, but the hero ended their budding relationship. In the story, he tells the heroine that he did so because she was boring on their dates. This didn't endear him to me. I really didn't feel any heat or chemistry between the hero and heroine. They share one brief kiss on the last page of the story. For me, this story rated a two. Christmas Bonus, by Lori Foster, was better than the first story, but it wasn't as good as some of the other novellas I have read by her. The characters were likeable, and the story felt like more of a romance than the first one. It rated a three with me. I enjoyed the last story, Naughty Under the Mistletoe, by Carly Phillips, more than the previous two. I liked the characters and felt that this story was better developed than the others. I would give it 3.5 stars.

Hot Toy has Trudy Maxwell desperate to find the hot toy of the year on Christamas Eve for a Santa gift for her five year old nephew. In the toy store, she encounters Nolan Mitchell, a professor of Chinese literature whom she briefly dated. She thought that Nolan might be "The One," until he dumped her without ever even kissing her. Trudy's Christmas Eve toy shopping expedition turns into a misadventure involving secret agents and Chinese double agents, with Nolan Mitchell in the middle of it all. Just as Trudy is starting to again believe that Nolan might be a good guy, his actions anger and distress her. She will have to find out what kind of man he truly is.

In Christmas Bonus, Eric Bragg feels as if he let an important opportunity pass him by. He has been in love with Maggie for several years. As Maggie was his employer's daughter who was ten years younger than himself, he knew that he needed to let her grow up before declaring himself. At age twenty-two, Maggie's father dies and she suddenly becomes Eric's boss. Now he believes if he tells her his feelings and asks her to marry him, the others in the office will believe he is angling to run the company. As Christmas nears, Eric begins to see that the attraction is not all one sided and he and Maggie confess their feelings to one another.

Toni Larson is a good girl who doesn't often have relationships. In Naughty Under the Mistletoe, she is an attorney who is getting ready to move to her company's new office. As Christmas approaches, she decides that it is time to act on her attraction to the senior partner's son, Stephan Corbin. She feels that since she will be in a different office, a one night stand with Stephan won't compromise her integrity at work. When Toni catches Stephan under the mistletoe at the company party and kisses him, she immediately realizes that she has mistaken this man's identity. It is not Stephan, but his twin brother, Maxwell Corbin, private investigator. Toni and Maxwell are overwhelmingly attracted to one another, and they go to his apartment after the party. After spending a passionate night together, which Toni still intends as a one night stand, a phone message leaves her feeling devastated. She runs from Maxwell's apartment, and he has to track her down and force her to confront the feelings that have so quickly developed between them.

These Christmas novellas were not as good as I expected, based on who the authors were. Naughty Under the Mistletoe was my favorite, but I didn't find any of them to be truly special.

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Apr 10, 2013 Kathy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit

Three novellas set at Christmas time. The first by Jennifer Cruise was fun. Trudy runs into her former boring boyfriend Nolan, while Christmas shopping for her nephew. When she finds the very last hot toy of the year, she can't figure out why Nolan wants it so badly. Then she sees Reese, her father's research assistant who also seems taken by the toy. Turns out Nolan is an undercover agent and the toy contains secret Chinese codes. Danger, intrigue, and a little romance ensues.

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Jan 11, 2009 Marta hoelscher rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Dec 29, 2012 Jenifer rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

Three stories, each focusing on a romance at Christmas. What is wrong with that?

Hot Toy by Jennifer Cruise was an interesting story, but didn't hold my interest for very long.
Meet Trudy, an aunt on a mission to find the one toy that her poor nephew wants for Christmas after his father left his mother. Only problem is that the toy he wants is the hottest toy on the shelves and it's Christmas Eve. To make matters worse, she just ran into Nolan, a man she went out with who didn't call her after th...more Three stories, each focusing on a romance at Christmas. What is wrong with that?

Hot Toy by Jennifer Cruise was an interesting story, but didn't hold my interest for very long.
Meet Trudy, an aunt on a mission to find the one toy that her poor nephew wants for Christmas after his father left his mother. Only problem is that the toy he wants is the hottest toy on the shelves and it's Christmas Eve. To make matters worse, she just ran into Nolan, a man she went out with who didn't call her after their date. Top top that off now she seems to be stuck in some real-life spy movie with a super sexy secret agent.
This was an okay story, but Trudy didn't keep me interested. She was too much an independent woman, even in the face of danger. I could understand if she was in this type of situation all the time, but it didn't seem like she was so it was almost like it was over the top and very fake on her side. Nolan didn't come off interesting either and it just seemed a little dull overall.

Christmas Bonus by Lori Foster takes two co-workers with secret fantasies and forces them to work side-by-side, coming face to face with their own feelings for each other. A very cute story.
Maggie has taken over her father's business after he passed away, which comes with sexy assistant Eric. Maggie has always had a crush on Eric and wants him to see her as a woman instead of the teen who used to visit her father in the office. Little does Maggie know that Eric noticed her long ago and was just waiting for the perfect moment until she became his boss. This story was cute because everyone else can see it between these two and they can't. This story made me smile and really care and feel for the characters. I liked this story a lot.

Naughty Under the Mistletoe by Carly Phillips was a cute story about a woman on a mission to seduce her co-worker and she ended up seducing his twin brother instead. Toni was out to seduce Stephan, but ended up kissing his twin brother Max instead. Add a bit of misunderstandings and you have a very cute little story.
I liked this story at first because it had the element of embarrassment and intrigue that I find interesting, but as soon as Toni realized what had happened she didn't seem embarrassed, but instead switched her attention to Max and went out to seduce him. It just made it hard to connect with her and believe her to genuine. Although this was the last story I read, it was my second favorite in the entire book.

Overall, I found this book to be okay and somewhat interesting, but only one story really held my interest and made me want to read it again. I would have liked to see that story stretched out a bit more into it's own story. The other two were okay, but I didn't feel like picking up the book to read those stories again.
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Dec 14, 2012 Cindy rated it 3 of 5 stars

3 contemporary Christmas stories.

Jennifer Crusie - 5 stars!! LOVED this story. One of the most original Christmas stories I've read in an anthology. You've got a rat dad who runs off with the nanny. A must have toy to show up the evil nemesis. Grave dissapointments.A gin & gingerbread dipping mom. Not to mention Chinese double agents & aggressive shoppers who discover while you're in the check out line you have a HOT TOY!! I thought it was great :) (No sex).

Lori Foster - a reluctant 3...more

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Apr 01, 2012 Nath rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: anthology, novella, contemporary, read-2006, romance

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Hot Toy by Jennifer Crusie: 3/5 (C)

On Christmas Eve, Trudy Maxwell is stucked in a toy store looking for an action figure, sorreh, can't remember the name, that is able to spit toxic waste :) Unfortunately, the action figure has been sold out since Thanksgiving, but Trudy is not giving up. She absolutely needs to find one for her nephew, Leroy, because his bastard father has not kept his promise and Trudy and Leroy's mother, Courtney, don't want Leroy to be disappointed. So she starts looking in...more

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Dec 19, 2012 Andrea Learning rated it 2 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. First I want to preface all of these short reviews with the thought that it must be very hard to write a good, solid story with just 100 pages and secondly that I know these stories are supposed to be easily enjoyable and reach the perfect light hearted pitch for a happy holiday read. BUT every Christmas season I pull out all my Christmas story collections and read them so I know that it is possible to have an excellent Christmas story written in 100 pages.

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Apr 24, 2011 Jessi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: anthology, appealing-characteristic-character, contemporary, romance, 2011

Hot Toy by Jennifer Crusie has Trudy Maxwell rushing to find a toy for her nephew so that he can have the latest for Christmas. While at the toy store, she runs into an old associate of her father's and discovers that he too is looking for the season's hot toy. They find one left and Trudy discovers that this may be an extra special toy as it gets her into a mess of trouble with spies who want it almost as badly as she does.
Did not like Trudy in this story. She is pushed around by her sister and...more

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Nov 14, 2008 Jennifer rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2007, jennifer-crusie, fun, romance, multiple-author

I have read most of what Jennifer Crusie has written and I picked this one up because of that. It really wasn't that good. Not so bad that you can't finish it, but not good enough to lure you from the TV set. I liked the other authors stories well enough to think I wouldn't mind trying their books - but over all I thought this was kind of weak.

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Jul 08, 2012 Brenda Margriet rated it 3 of 5 stars

"Santa Baby" Loved the JC novella. The banter is so quick and clever and amazing. I read in awe, sometimes. At one point in time Trudy is talking with her sister on the phone while two men argue about her over her head, and you know who is saying what and how it all matches up and it is great. Revolves around a desperate Christmas Eve search for a specific toy, which turns out to have something to do with Chinese spies and nuclear launch codes and such. Didn't really care much about the plot...l...more

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Dec 15, 2009 Ruth rated it 2 of 5 stars

After reading these three novellas it was very obvious why Jennifer Crusie was the lead author. Her story, Santa Baby, was cute and had some funny dialogue making it worth reading. Novella two, by Lori Foster was a sad excuse for a story. The plot was thin and spent way too much time describing the sexual adventures of the two main characters. It became sickening since it went on and on. My imagination works just fine and I don't need things spelled out. I would not read something else written b...more

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Jan 05, 2013 ☂ ℬrandi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: christmas, contemporaries, french-novels, read-in-2012, short-story-novellas-anthologies

2.75/3 - They were only okay.

Hot Toy by Jennifer Crusie

It's Christmas Eve and Trudy Maxwell's nephew wants this years 'it toy' Major MacGuffin 2. His father, who just ran off with the babysitter, was supposed to buy it. Now Trudy's sister is in hysterics over the idea the her son won't have this toy tomorrow morning. Ransacking every stocked space near the now empty shelf, Trudy tries ignoring the gorgeous professor, Nolan Mitchell, who briefly dated then dumped her. While Trudy methodically re...more 2.75/3 - They were only okay.

Hot Toy by Jennifer Crusie

It's Christmas Eve and Trudy Maxwell's nephew wants this years 'it toy' Major MacGuffin 2. His father, who just ran off with the babysitter, was supposed to buy it. Now Trudy's sister is in hysterics over the idea the her son won't have this toy tomorrow morning. Ransacking every stocked space near the now empty shelf, Trudy tries ignoring the gorgeous professor, Nolan Mitchell, who briefly dated then dumped her. While Trudy methodically removes every box, Nolan helpfully restocks them and explains he's a collector also looking for MacGuffin. Trudy just wishes he'd leave even though she thought he might have been The One. She's got problems of her own and she's still sore about the way things ended between them and having him close doesn't make anything easier. Nolan finally takes the hint and begins to leave when her father's research assistant last year, Reese Daniels approaches and introduces himself. Reese couldn't help but hear them talking about MacGuffin and he's looking for one too and he's flirting much to Nolan's irritation. Then suddenly, from back behind the some frilly pink boxes full of dolls, Trudy pulls down a Major MacGuffin 1. From here the story gets a little more complex and unusual and I'd hate to spoil it for you but I thought it was preposterous and improbable and...and there was no sex. Jeez! But I will remember for a long time the bit altering the wrapping paper. I laughed out loud and I've told dozens of people. I also thought there were some very humorous and real parts like when Nolan is restocking all the boxes Trudy pulls down. He finishes one side, comes around to the other and sees a new pile and just says "great" and starts stacking. Then it happens again and he just sighs. So good-natured and fun. My kind of man. It felt so real and normal and as preposterous and improbable as it was for me, I think that any writer who can do that in writing deserves to be read.

Christmas Bonus by Lori Foster

Eric Bragg has loved Maggie for 5 years but she was the boss's daughter and ten years his junior so he decided he should let her grow up and live a little before he made his feelings known. When Maggie's father dies suddenly leaving her top become president of the company, a company everyone believed would go to Eric, the twenty-two year old who was once a fanciful dreamer becomes a determined business minded women. Eric isn't bitter about losing the business and Maggie becoming his boss. He's even proud of the way Maggie's manged things these last 6 months, but he misses old, carefree Maggie. Worried that Maggie and the other employees might view his attraction to her as a ploy to takeover the company he hesitates again. Maggie has a few secrets of her own so when she convinces him to escort her to the company Christmas party she hopes all their secrets and desires will unfold from there.

Naughty Under the Mistletoe by Carly Phillips

Attorney and good girl Antonia (Toni) Larson decides that tonight she's going to seduce the boss's son, Stephan Corbin. Stephan is a self proclaimed bachelor and Toni is only looking for one night. She's not interested in long term and she thinks Stephan will happily comply. With the start of the New Year, Toni is moving to the new suburban offices of Corbin and Sons. Stephan is staying in the city so they'll be in separate divisions and she can indulge in her purely physical desire and not compromise her position at work. Much to his father's disappointment, Maxwell Corbin is not the obedient twin. That's Stephan, who join their dad's law firm as expected. Maxwell became a PI and does his own thing. He's here tonight at the office Christmas party at his fathers request. He knows the old man plans to offer him the new suburban division as enticement to finally join the family business. He'll deal with that later. Right now a sexy little elf has her eyes locked on him and he can't seem to take his eyes of her. When the sexy elf drags him behind a tree and kisses him senseless he's reluctant to let her go. Toni instantly knows she's not kissing Stephan but suddenly it doesn't matter. This twin will do just as well but he's more than she bargained for.

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Dec 23, 2011 kate rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: borrowed, romance

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Jan 14, 2009 Jill rated it 4 of 5 stars

I love Jennifer Crusie, and after reading the whole book, I actually like the fact that this story leaves an opening for an actual full novel to be developed. It was the most realistic (like that's what you're looking for when you read romances, but still) set of relationships.

The second story, Christmas Bonus may quite possibly be one of the hottest things I've read in a while (mysteries don't generally equal a lot of racy sex). It works because the characters have a long time relationship goin...more

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Dec 10, 2012 Jord¥n rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult

Santa Baby was a fast paced, romantic holiday read which was indeed perfect for me. i would have to say my absolute favorite novella would be the first, Hot Toy. It was not your normal Christmas read for sure. I enjoyed the romance and the action packed scenes it held. Hot Toy definitely received four solid stars from me.

My least favorite out of the three would have to be the very last story, Naughty under the Misteltoe. It took me forever to get into and it felt like a repeat of the previous s...more

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Dec 01, 2012 Anita Fleming rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: cruise-jennifer-c-rs, romance

This is a fun read for Christmas. All of the books are light entertainment and great fun.

HOT TOY by Jennifer Cruise is LOL and a case study in how nuts someone can get in pursuit of the must have toy of the season. Of course, you throw in two hunky guys and National Security and it is just an hysterical, funny story. No sex but a fun ride.

CHRISTMAS BONUS by Lori Foster is a sexy, explicit tale of what happens when the Bosses daughter gets the company and has always had the hots for her fathers...more

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Jul 28, 2011 Ashleighloveland rated it 2 of 5 stars

Cruises novella had good flow, but the character development lacked something, and I just sorta found it empty and slightly annoying. Lori Foster's started off okay, hero with is sexy fantasys of his long time crush but then the hero got all gross, with the inappropriate 'honey's and the jealousy and the way too invasive sex thoughts when he should have been focusing on the subject. Carly Phillips, well, mostly it sucked falling in love too fast based on nothing at all, it's true love, it is bec...more

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Jan 27, 2013 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fun-favourites, fun-romance, romance

Hot Toy
by: Jennifer Crusie

There is so much going on in this novel.
At first it starts with some last minute shopping... then Trudy and company are swept away on an incredible (yet frightening) adventure.
After all the twists and turns that this story makes it is difficult not to feel something for these characters, because the reader is with Trudy throughout this ride.

Christmas Bonus
by: Lori Foster

Eric and Maggie go through so much together before this story even truly begins, yet so much of what...more

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Jan 15, 2009 Sarah rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: it-s-ok

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. So I mainly picked up this book because of Carly Phillips, I love her romance novels, but I was less than impressed with this short story. The first story, Hot Toy (I think that's what it was) was a little underdeveloped. I feel like there should have been a larger exposition on the two love interests. And of course the big twist that the toys are holding codes for the Chinese government.....a little strange. But if you let go of that, it's a cute, makes you want to believe in the goodness of pe...more

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Jul 11, 2008 Cherise rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit

I really wanted to love this book, but the truth is, it's just OK.

Jennifer Crusie writes an action/spy novella In Hot Toy. Trudy is sent out on Christmas Eve to purchase the latest Hot Toy for her nephew. Of course the toy isn't in stock as everyone wants one. While going through other shelves hoping for a misplaced toy, she runs into a guy she dated 3 times. She thought he was the one. He never called back. The two get mixed up in spy game when they toy she finds contain secret Chinese codes....more

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Jun 10, 2007 Punk rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

Romance. This is actually three different Christmas novellas and they're all pretty skippable. Crusie's Hot Toy is the only one I read all the way through: It's Christmas Eve and Trudy Maxwell desperately needs a Major MacGuffin. It's a toy for her nephew and, yes, the name is exactly as distracting as you might think, like reading a romance where the heroine is named Mary Sue. It's impossible to take seriously. The toy isn't even a real MacGuffin as it's central to the plot. But, anyway, our he...more

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Mar 28, 2012 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-fiction, read-romance

Three small novelas by different authors. All three stories are doing the Christmas season and are funny and exciting. My favorite of course is Jennifer Crusie's story about going out on Christmas eve to save her newphew's hope in Santa and her sister from truly believing that she is the worst mother ever for not getting her child the have-to-have gift this year. This simple trip leads to spys, undercover agents, and one ugly toy that everyone wants to take from her. Fast, funny, and I loved it.

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May 24, 2010 Amanda Bowman rated it 3 of 5 stars

Jennifer Cruise's story was my favorite (although I am biased, because I loved her writing before reading this), as the other two stories felt very, "Oh, gee, I've NEVER read this plot line before," said with a hearty roll of the eyes and a snort. It wasn't a terrible collection of shorts, but it's not one that I see myself treasuring forever, which is probably the way that the book's previous owner felt when she passed it along to me.

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Jul 25, 2010 Stefanie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Recommended to Stefanie by: I read books by Lori Foster and Jennifer Crusie

Shelves: 2010, short-stories, library, reviewed, romance

There are three short stories in this Christmas anthology. This is the order of what stories I liked best:

Hot Toy by Jennifer Crusie
I liked the plot of this one although I didn't like the heroine so much.

Christmas Bonus by Lori Foster
It's your typical Lori Foster story

Naughty Under the Mistletoe by Carly Phillips
I liked this one the least because I didn't enjoy the story very much.

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Feb 13, 2012 Drucilla rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: c

Jennifer Crusie's short story
Her short story was my favorite. I wish the entire book had been about this spy story. I did have a few problems with it, but its only because this was a short story and the author didn't have as much time to develop it.

The other two stories were good romances, but there wasn't anything special about them.

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Feb 07, 2013 Heather Brizendine rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was a fun, easy read. I've read several Jennifer Crusie books so I knew what to expect from her story & it did not disappoint! Since I haven't read books by Lori Foster or Carly Phillips, I feel as I now have a good idea how they write & whether I will like their books as well. Best part is I didn't have read an entire 200+ page book to figure that out!

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Oct 02, 2012 Gina rated it 4 of 5 stars

This rating is for the Jennifer Crusie story only. Its short and fun. I know of no other author who could mix a doting aunt trying to buy an out of stock toy for her nephew for Christmas with an NSA agent, a Chinese double agent, and her drunk sister and make it this good. I will read the other two stories eventually.

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Feb 20, 2011 Mandy Beyers rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance-contemporary

Three cute romance stories set around the holidays - each with a completely unrelated storyline, so feel free to read one, two, or all three at a sitting. My favorite is Lori Foster's helping of holiday fun where misconceptions and misunderstandings get untangled to lead to a happily ever after for two co-workers.

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Mar 22, 2009 Susan rated it 3 of 5 stars

I called this average, but I only recall details about 1 of the three stories. And considering I read this book yesterday, I wouldn't say that is a good thing.

Of the three stories, I think I liked Lori Foster's the best. It was sweet, fun, and hot. Jennifer Crusie's was just slightly off; the third story was second best of the three.

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Dec 06, 2008 Reading Sarah rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Jennifer Crusie fans who want to read all she writes

Shelves: librarians, relationships, romance

Jennifer Crusie's story doesn't have her usual level of humor and fun, but I do love the Librarian as main squeeze and it is a fast-paced page turner. On the other hand, the other two novels are so trite that I'm not sure I can get through them.

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