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With a Little Luck

by Caprice Crane (Goodreads Author)

3.47 of 5 stars 3.47 · rating details · 705 ratings · 98 reviews

If love is in the cards, then somebody stacked the deck.

Los Angeles radio DJ Beryl “Berry” Lambert, whose name means luck, doesn’t much believe in it—although, thanks to her dear old gambling dad, she’s a bit superstitious, certain that everything happens for a reason. She keeps a four-leaf clover in her wallet, never takes off her horseshoe necklace, and won’t tempt fate...more

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Published July 26th 2011 by Bantam

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Sep 04, 2011 Bonnie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, romance, adult

2.5 stars

This is the first Caprice Crane novel that I’ve read so I didn’t know what to expect; however, I follow her on twitter and she’s constantly cracking me up. I was hoping for the same humor in novel form but it didn’t hit the mark for me. For the first third of the book there was no apparent plot and I had no clue what the point of the book even was. At times I had to stop, shake myself, and continue reading when the words had turned into Charlie Brown's teacher.

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Oct 03, 2012 Kristin rated it 5 of 5 stars

After reading and loving The First Husband so much, I really wanted another chick-lit novel, and as this is the only one I had around, I picked it up, though I didn’t expect it to live up to the one I’d just finished. Also, I’d read one of Caprice Crane’s books before and remember liking it, but it wasn’t something that I loved to death. Well, this book, I loved to death.

Beryl Lambert, Berry for short, is a DJ at KKCR playing classic rock from seven to midnight during the week. Her parents divor...more
After reading and loving The First Husband so much, I really wanted another chick-lit novel, and as this is the only one I had around, I picked it up, though I didn’t expect it to live up to the one I’d just finished. Also, I’d read one of Caprice Crane’s books before and remember liking it, but it wasn’t something that I loved to death. Well, this book, I loved to death.

Beryl Lambert, Berry for short, is a DJ at KKCR playing classic rock from seven to midnight during the week. Her parents divorced when she was a child due to her father’s addiction to gambling, which Berry enables as an adult because, well, he’s her father and she loves him, she has a best friend who owns a restaurant and her dating track record leaves something to be desired. After a couple brief, disastrous, stopped before they really started relationships, Berry meets Ryan Riley, a DJ at another radio station (though they’re both owned by the same parent company) and sparks fly. But, unfortunately for Ryan, he’s guy number three (bad things come in threes, you know), which means that he’s the last in a string of jerks that she needs to get out of the way before she’s able to really look for Mr. Right. You see, one thing Berry inherited from her father is a ridiculous and seemingly crippling adherence to superstitions, just about every one under the sun. Though it wasn’t irritating to the point of distraction, it was annoying, especially at the beginning, and my head was spinning reading about all of the superstitions she believes in and has to follow. But, while Berry was a stickler for following every superstition, she was still able to live a relatively normal life and was a hysterical and charming character.

I loved Ryan. He was funny, sweet and put up with Berry’s craziness about superstitions to a point, yet wasn’t afraid to eventually call her out on them.

There was something that had me cracking up on every page. The one-liners and quick wit that Crane suffused her characters with were top-notch. When they got going, the banter between characters was hilarious. Berry’s comments about bands and people were so gut-bustingly funny, there was one line referencing Silence of the Lambs and another from her best friend, Nat, that involved eating something totally disgusting that had me cracking up on the train and at my apartment, which I can’t say my sister appreciated.

Despite all of the hilarity, there are serious issues that are dealt with, OCD-like behavior and gambling, but they’re handled with a light touch yet in a realistic way.

The only thing I can really say I didn’t like about this book is the music. I cannot stand classic rock and agree with the character from Die Hard with a Vengeance who said that just ‘cause it’s classic doesn’t mean it’s good and listening to it is like having a pinecone shoved up my ass.

I would love it if Crane wrote other stories about characters in this book, Nat would be fun, and I’d especially like to see more of Berry’s brother, Peter, with, of course, Berry, Ryan and others making appearances.

This was seriously one of the funniest books I’ve read in a long time, with great characters and interesting storylines. I really look forward to seeing what Crane writes about next.
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Aug 14, 2011 Leah rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-2011, favorites

Caprice Crane is a writer I’ve wanted to read for ages. Her books sound totally amazing, with plots no other writer has ever written about, and her books have appealed to me for ages. I finally(!) got to read Forget About It earlier this year and although it wasn’t perfect, it was still a great read. So after reading it I quickly pre-ordered Caprice’s new book With A Little Luck. Because it sounded awesome and because Caprice is a genuinely funny writer (and, yes, I feel qualified to say that ev...more Caprice Crane is a writer I’ve wanted to read for ages. Her books sound totally amazing, with plots no other writer has ever written about, and her books have appealed to me for ages. I finally(!) got to read Forget About It earlier this year and although it wasn’t perfect, it was still a great read. So after reading it I quickly pre-ordered Caprice’s new book With A Little Luck. Because it sounded awesome and because Caprice is a genuinely funny writer (and, yes, I feel qualified to say that even if I have only read one of her books – well, it’s two now, but… you know what I mean!). My pre-order finally came in but it took an agonising two weeks – two weeks!! – for the book to finally arrive. Two weeks, though, that’s just cruel… Anywhoo, I couldn’t wait to read it, and well, it was all of the awesome I expected and more.

Much like Forget About It, With A Little Luck has an absolutely brilliant plot. I mean, come on! How many books have you read with an uber-superstitious heroine? I’m betting it’s zero. I’ve certainly never read a book all about luck. I was immediately sucked in to Berry’s story (BTW, I love her name). How can you not enjoy a book about someone who’s so neurotic, but who’s also so loveable with it? I don’t know how Caprice does it, but despite all of Berry’s neuroses and superstitions, she’s not annoying. Despite feeling that good luck feeds bad luck and that she must avoid black cats, not step on a cracked pavement and always wear her lucky horseshoe necklace, or the world will end, Berry is surprisingly normal. In fact, I enjoyed her superstitions. I enjoyed how she saw life. Sure it was a bit skewered, something that’s not exactly sustainable forever (otherwise a week or two in the nuthouse will indeed beckon), but Berry had her reasons for why she was like she was and I loved her for it.

With A Little Luck is set in and around a radio station, as Berry is a soft-rock DJ who ends up in a heated battle-of-the-sexes between herself and ‘Dr Love’ (really, that’s what his show was called) Ryan Riley culminating in their very own morning show. I loved their banter, their back-and-forth, the way they sparked off each other and the way it all just seemed so natural. Not many writers can make sparks like that seem natural rather than forced, but Berry and Ryan worked perfectly and I was a total sucker for their budding romance – though, because Ryan was the third boyfriend in a trio of bad boyfriends (believe me, the way bad boyfriend #1 turns out is hilarious, if… morbid, shall we say), Berry thought it would inevitably go bad. Normally with a female character as crazy/neurotic as Berry I would usually find myself getting annoyed and fed up with her antics, I didn’t and I was totally on Berry’s side for the entire novel. Even when she got a bit crazier than normal.

I thought the characters were excellent. Crane easily manages to make the characters so loveable and so warm and like people you’d like to know in real life. I adored Berry, from page one. This is a girl brought up by a dad who’s a professional gambler and who sees her as his lucky charm. How the hell else is she meant to end up but crazy superstitious? (I don’t think I’ve ever typed the word “superstitious” so many times.) So fearful that she’ll forever have to live like that. Many people would question Berry’s sanity or say she’s too superstitious (although if you are going to be superstitious, it might as well be whole hog, right? There’s no point in being half-superstitious, that’s just crazy) but I liked it. It set the novel apart. It set Berry apart. I also loved Ryan. Loved him. Despite his radio alter-ego – what a name, Dr Love! – I still loved him. Unlike Berry’s previous two bad boyfriends (total bozo’s the pair of them, although perhaps Boyriend #1 wasn’t so much a bozo; I suppose we’ll never know…Sigh) he seemed totally perfect and totally hilarious and cool and all those other superlatives that should be attributed to leading men like Ryan Riley. There weren’t many other characters who made up the novel – Berry’s parents, Berry’s best friend Natalie (she made me laugh), a few people at the station, but nobody who really took precedence over Berry and Ryan.

I loved every page of With A Little Luck. Caprice Crane is one of the most fresh and talented Chick Lit writers out there. Her books are always unique (and yes, I feel qualified to say that having only read two of her four novels) and her characters are ones you care about. Not to mention, she’s genuinely funny. It’s not all bluster, the quotes on her books aren’t lying; Caprice Crane does make you laugh. I could see this movie on the big screen (and as a screen writer, Caprice would write it) because everything was there to make a brilliantly funny rom-com. I’d particularly LOVE to see that helicopter scene on the big screen – I almost died laughing. But, in all seriousness, it would make a great movie. A great battle-of-the-sexes with a lot of superstition thrown in. I can’t wait to read Caprice’s other two novels – A Family Affair and Stupid and Contagious) and I dearly, sincerely absolutely beggingly hope Caprice is working on novel #5. She’s an author more people should be reading – you should be reading her. Yes. You. With A Little Luck was something special, it had it all; it was funny, it was romantic, it was sweet, it was charming. It’s everything you ask for in a novel, really, and there was nothing I didn’t like. It was, seriously, perfect.(less)

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Dec 07, 2012 Cheryl rated it 3 of 5 stars

3½ stars - Berry Lambert is a DJ at a classic rock station on the 7 to midnight shift. She’s just had really bad luck with two guys she met, and she’s sure that the next guy will be Mr. Write Off, not Mr. Right. Why does she think that? Because bad things happen in threes. You see, thanks to her gambling addicted father, who thinks she’s his good luck charm and his personal ATM, Berry’s also ridiculously superstitious. To the point that I’m pretty sure it would qualify as OCD. To the point that...more 3½ stars - Berry Lambert is a DJ at a classic rock station on the 7 to midnight shift. She’s just had really bad luck with two guys she met, and she’s sure that the next guy will be Mr. Write Off, not Mr. Right. Why does she think that? Because bad things happen in threes. You see, thanks to her gambling addicted father, who thinks she’s his good luck charm and his personal ATM, Berry’s also ridiculously superstitious. To the point that I’m pretty sure it would qualify as OCD. To the point that it detracted from the book and annoyed the shit out of me.

Berry’s best friend Nat is a voice of reason in her life, though she mostly just accepts her friend’s idiosyncrasies. Berry’s mom is in the book a little and she’s a pretty normal character; it’s clear that Berry’s dad, who is not only a gambler, but is more messed up than Berry, is the source of the luck craziness. The main relationship in the book is between Berry and a radio talk show host, Ryan “Dr. Love” Riley. He’s sarcastic but nice and funny. Berry and Ryan end up going out because of a publicity stunt by their respective radio stations. To Berry, though, he’s just bad luck guy number three, and there’s no way the third guy in this list is going to be anything to her, especially the love of her life, despite her growing feelings for him. When the two are offered a morning talk show together, ratings are high, but airing her private life is not something Berry has ever done or wanted to do. Of course, this leads to on air exchanges that lead Berry to wonder if she’s made a horrible mistake.

I did like this book, Crane’s writing style and there were quite a few funny parts, but the whole luck insanity with Berry drove me crazy and I learned more than I ever wanted to about things like collard greens being lucky because they look like folded money.

I do have to say that the last quarter or so of the book improved my opinion of it, overall. Berry has some heart to hearts and seems to begin to realize how all of her superstitions are affecting her life and she stands up for herself and begins to take control of her life instead of thinking everything that happens is because of luck or fate.
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Jan 21, 2012 gille rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiftyfiftyme

i loved this book from the start. seriously, i always say that, but really truly loved it. when i came to it in my pile, i was a little eh about reading it because caprice crane is an author i have never read before. sometimes that causes me a little hesitation, since i'm unsure if it's going to be horrible.. another amazon recommendation. but wow, i was completely blown away. i was so into this book that when we were watching a movie this morning, my boyfriend got up to use the little boy's roo...more

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Nov 16, 2011 Jessica rated it 3 of 5 stars

Berry is a radio DJ who believes in every superstition in the book. She wears a horseshoe necklace, avoids cracks in the sidewalk, only buys things in threes and the list goes on and on. She inherited this mania from her father - a compulsive gambler who calls at all hours of the day and night to borrow money from his 'lucky charm'. [return][return]After two promising relationships turn out very poorly she meets Ryan, a fellow DJ. Their relationship originates over the radio and their chemistry...more

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Sep 08, 2011 Michelle rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: random-fiction

This was a cute story, and I was intrigued by the voice. It did take me a while to get into it though, because it was such a monologue, and there were also a few other things that bothered me. First, the fact that her visit to her brother was a wake-up call is all well and good, but I don't get how making a guess on a hudge fund purchase made her wake up and smell the coffee and stop being so "quirky." Also, spolier alert, saying "I love whats between us" is not the same as saying "I love you,"...more

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Aug 24, 2011 Gillian rated it 5 of 5 stars

I won this book from a contest so here goes!
I definitely had my doubts within the first few pages...those doubts were abruptly demolished after I fell in love with Berry. I don't usually go for funny books, but this one literally had me laughing out loud. There honestly wasn't a dull moment in the entire book which resulted in me finishing it in one day. I am so thrilled that I won this book and discovered Caprice Crane as an awesome writer and comedian! I'm going to read all of her other books...more

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Oct 01, 2011 Mary rated it 4 of 5 stars

I picked up this book because of the recommendation of one of my favorite authors, Jen Lancaster. I've never read any of the authors previous works, but after reading this, I intend to!

This is story made me smile, laugh and kept my attention and interest the entire time. I was pulled into this book as I rallied for a happy ending. And the ending, was not what I expected, but was perfect for this storyline.

There are a few F-bombs, which I could have done without, but other than that it was clean...more

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Sep 25, 2011 Jay rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: for-review

First off, I think the back copy gets Berry all wrong. The copy says she doesn’t believe in luck, which may be technically true, but she puts a lot more than a “bit” of stock in any and every superstition that’s out there. From an aversion to even numbers, to getting caught by too many yellow lights being a harbinger of a bad day, Berry has got a superstition for everything in the world. This neurosis stems from the fact that her father is a gamble-holic and thinks she’s his lucky charm. Despite...more

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Aug 19, 2011 ♥Rachel♥ rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is a great, very funny, summer read!

Berry Lambert is a DJ in Los Angeles who is very superstitious and that's an understatement!

I never knew there where so many things to be superstitious of but apparently there are! Example: Have you ever heard of the split seven? Apparently, it's worse than a triple four or a reverse nine descending but not as bad as a quadruple duple (four twos) or a runzie- five zeros in a row in the middle of a number (no I'm not kidding!). Berry gets this notorious s...more This is a great, very funny, summer read!

Berry Lambert is a DJ in Los Angeles who is very superstitious and that's an understatement!

I never knew there where so many things to be superstitious of but apparently there are! Example: Have you ever heard of the split seven? Apparently, it's worse than a triple four or a reverse nine descending but not as bad as a quadruple duple (four twos) or a runzie- five zeros in a row in the middle of a number (no I'm not kidding!). Berry gets this notorious split seven on a dinner check and almost has a meltdown.

The story begins with Berry going into a party following a guy, Dustin, with an umbrella, wearing a T-shirt that says "Everybody Dies." Inside, Dustin's umbrella opens up, snagging Berry's favorite sweater. Let the bad luck begin! He is cute and against Berry's better judgement she connects with him and spends the night making out with him. He promises to call but she never hears from him. I won't go any further on that story, you'll need to find that out on your own, let's just say it doesn't end well! Enter guy number two, Kyle, who Berry meets on a plane. They talk the whole way from LA to New York, instant chemistry. This also does not end well. Berry figures now that her next love interest will end badly too because, of course things always happen in three's.

Enter guy number three: Handsome, funny, and fellow DJ Ryan Riley. Berry catches Ryan eating someone else's cake from the office refrigerator and plays a prank on him. He pays her back by offering her up for a blind date on a radio contest. Needless to say sparks fly. However, Berry is afraid this relationship will never work because he is guy number three in her unlucky run.

This was a very funny and cute story! I was laughing out loud so many times, my husband thought I was losing it. Berry is so hilarious with all her hang-ups, you just have to laugh at the ridiculousness of it! Ryan is such an adorable guy, you fall for him right along with Berry! Perfect summer vacation read!

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Nov 04, 2011 LAURA KAY A Novel Review rated it 4 of 5 stars

Berry Lambert is a late night DJ who is as superstitious as they come. She has rules upon rules of does and do nots when it comes to her life. And anyone who is superstitious knows bad things happen in threes, so when guy one and two are disastrous she is ready for guy number three to be a failure. Against her better judgment she falls for guy number three anyway. When out of the blue she meets a guy who seems absolutely ‘right’ for her, heck he even sports a tattoo of a four leaf clover! Berry...more

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Aug 28, 2011 Danella Shea rated it 4 of 5 stars

I am a huge Caprice Crane fan. All too often I find myself reading her books and genuinely laughing out loud. With a Little Luck definitely didn't disappoint in that department. Things I enjoyed most include: The main character is completely neurotic about her superstitions that she seems to have developed her own unique brand of OCD, but she wasn't annoying about it. Her best friend was also one of the best secondary characters I've read in a long time. She had spunk and personality and her own...more

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Sep 04, 2011 Chanpreet rated it 4 of 5 stars

Caprice Crane does it again! I really enjoyed this book! We all have our idiosyncrasies and it was nice to read about Beryl whose life was ruled by them. We rarely read about heros or heroines whose lives aren't picture perfect. One or the other is always "perfect" which we all know doesn't exist. She was so adamant about bad things coming in threes that when fellow radio host Ryan Riley comes onto the picture, she's looking for the anvil that's about to drop, instead of enjoying what she has. S...more

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Aug 29, 2011 Laura rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: adults

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Shelves: 2011

I can't really appreciate the love and angst travails of an aggravating heroine. Also, the first third of the book was basically a monologue, stand-up comedy style, about how superstitious and neurotic the narrator is. At first it was clever, but by page twenty, it became redundant and gratuitous. It was like the author got so caught up in her cleverness that she forgot about her audience who was very ready to move on. I recommend for adults because of worldly lifestyles and language.

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Mar 22, 2012 Rori Rockman rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own-fiction

Caprice Crane is one of my favorite authors, so I have to say I was disappointed with her latest offering. She's great at presenting believable characters who clearly have faults but are still fun and easy to relate to. This book fell short. The main character was so quirky that you feel like you're being hit over the head with all her different good luck charms and rituals, and it gets tiresome.

Crane writes romantic comedies, and her humor tends to be fun and clever, but in this one, it felt li...more

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Aug 21, 2011 Amber rated it 2 of 5 stars

I enjoy the way Caprice Crane writes because she's so witty and I wish I could be witty like that, but this book was a little tough to get through. I honestly do not think it has anything to do with the writing, it's the plot and the characters. Berry and Ryan got on my nerves the entire book. The only person I kind of liked was the best friend, Natalie. I think this book would be better as a movie, which makes sense because I think Crane has written more screenplays and tv shows then books.

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Mar 02, 2012 Sassafrass rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: src-spr12, 2012, challenge-books-2012

*3.5 stars*

This was cute and quirky but at times was over the top even for me. I was expecting a romance but this more like chick-lit which I am not as much of a fan of so that's why I rounded up to 4 stars. It was breezy and light although I think the book was trying to be a little deeper.

But, it was nice fluff that I enjoyed reading. this would be the perfect book to take on vacation and read while lounging by the pool or at the beach. It made me laugh, made me roll my eyes, but I didn't have...more

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Aug 08, 2011 Patricia rated it 3 of 5 stars

My expectations for Caprice Crane were set from her first book -- Stupid and Contagious... and I'm sorry to say that since the first, she hasn't done as well with the next 3 books. With a Little Luck was a fun read, but felt like everything was rushed. If this were the first book I read by her, I'd probably say t was okay and I'd give her another shot as an author -- but I'm beginning to wonder if book one was just an oddity and that she is a funny woman (follow her on twitter and you'll see) bu...more

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Apr 13, 2012 Katrina the Bookworm rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: radio, luck, romance

It drove me crazy to read about overly superstitious and luck-obsessive Berry Lambert. Her fears of bad luck had brought her thinking that she caused the death of a person, the downfall of her lovelife, even business problems. And worse, it made her think that The One wasn't the one for her. It was a light read, and I recommend it for easy reading. I loved the ending, and I'm sure you will, too.

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Dec 29, 2012 Shelby Michalek rated it 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book! The writing style is excellent and easy to read. Berry is an easy to love and hate at the same time type of character who fights the internal struggle of dealing with her superstitions and real life at the same time. About falling in love and trying not to when the stars don't align... or maybe they do. Definitely a fantastic novel, I'm sure I'll read it again.

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Jul 28, 2011 Emylie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, 2011-read

When I first started this book, I was annoyed with all of Berry's superstitions...but in the end, that turned out to help me enjoy the story more. Berry, Natalie and Ryan were all very real people to me-their conversations felt familiar and genuine. I also really liked the quotes at the beginning of every chapter. I will definitely be reading her other books in the near future.

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Sep 21, 2012 Alicia rated it 3 of 5 stars

Even though this book had a fair smattering of f-bombs, I still found the story enjoyable. And it had a cute premise. I think that this author tells a good story and really makes you care about her characters. And she doesn't overwhelm you with too many "extras." It's just close family and friends helping each other and having discussions that make you laugh while they are at it.

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Mar 04, 2013 Patti rated it 4 of 5 stars

Caprice Crane writes the best characters, not your standard characters, but people with some weird and interesting quirks that you might find insane, but yet, you may identify with them. Her dialog is quick and snappy and, most of the times, hysterical.

If you don't laugh out loud multiple times while reading this book, get your sense of humor checked.

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Feb 07, 2013 Tracee Loran rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Cute book. Has its funny moments. Good witty banter many times throughout. If I could do half stars or 3/4 stars I would give it 3.75 stars (can we give half stars and I just don't know how to?). Some of the moments are a bit corny, so that's the reason for the less than 4 stars. But there is something about sappy love stories that make me smile.

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Nov 17, 2011 Georgette rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was a light, quirky book, slightly left-of-center sarcasm. I enjoyed the premise of a single girl who's completely overwhelmed so much by superstition that she finally meets Mr. Right and almost blows it just by letting her superstitions convince her that it's doomed. It's realistic in its own right, but a completely wonderful book. I needed a book like this.

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Oct 25, 2011 Jules rated it 1 of 5 stars

This was predictable and quite honestly, boring. I haven't read any of the author's other books and considering how long it took me to struggle through this one, I don't think I will ever pick up another one.

The back has a review that says "....Laugh-out-loud, snort-inducing hilarious." I don't think I even chuckled once. The main character is just sad and really lacks likability.

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Jan 26, 2012 Lissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved Caprice Crane's novel "Stupid and Contagious" and picked up this book from the new books shelf at the library based on author name recognition. This is nice normal chick-lit, not forgetable, but not edgy enough to make me have to think too much while enjoying it :)

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Dec 16, 2011 Jen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit

Not my favorite from Crane, but still good for a lot of laughs. And definitely still better than most other books of this genre. You can always tell a Caprice Crane book when you read the first page, her voice is unique and it keeps you coming back for more.

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Jun 19, 2012 Cathy rated it 1 of 5 stars

I didn't think the story was engaging enough to continue reading. The usage of the main character's aversion to superstition and "luck" is excessive and weighs too heavily during reading. If I could have read more, I wouldn't have purchased this book.

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