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Be Mine: Sizzle\Too Fast to Fall\Alone With You

(Jackson Hole #1.1 (Too Fast to Fall))

Jennifer Crusie (Goodreads Author),

Victoria Dahl,

Shannon Stacey (Goodreads Author)

3.60 · Rating details · 1,751 ratings · 192 reviews

Sizzle by Jennifer Crusie
Business takes a backseat when successful ad executive Emily Tate meets Richard Parker. He's an accountant who's been sent to keep her in line and under budget in her ad campaign for a sensual new perfume called Sizzle. And if Emily's not careful, she could well melt in Richard's hands.

Too Fast to Fall by Victoria Dahl
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Oct 30, 2012 Exina rated it liked it

Shelves: m-f, cliches, irritating-hero, short-stories-novellas, erotica, hate-to-love, irritating-heroine, likeable-heroine, likeable-hero, different-quality-stories

Be Mine is a contemporary romance collection, it contains three short stories. First of all, Victoria Dahl’s story, Too Fast To Fall, is absolutely worth reading!

Too Fast To Fall by Victoria Dahl

5 stars out of 5

It was just perfect! I absolutely loved it! Given a not-too-complicated, everyday situation, an endearing couple, some trouble, some misunderstanding, some uncertainty, great chemistry, the finest not love, but attraction confession without saying those certain three little words, and an ...more

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Sep 29, 2018 Alp rated it really liked it

Shelves: novella, contemporary-romance, humor

3.5/5

**This review is only for Sizzle by Jennifer Crusie

Funny and sexy.

This wasn't what I expected, especially from this author. Even so, it was enjoyable enough. Plus Richard and Emily's sexy times were sooooooo hot! *fans self*

I adored Richard. He came across as a combination of sexiness, sweetness, and cluelessness. He fell head over heels in love with Emily and that was so cute. However, his biggest flaw was that he never listened to Emily when she seriously wanted him to. Not that he i ...more

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Jun 14, 2016 Anita rated it it was amazing

Shelves: romance

Sizzle by Jennifer Cruise - 5 stars
I miss Jennifer Cruise. I want a new book really bad, but this oldie is really funny and so hot is really does Sizzle.

Emily Tate is a marketing director for a perfume company. her last campaign went over budget, even though it made millions for the company. Richard Parker is a budget czar who has be hired to oversee all projects. Emily is not happy. This numbers geek just doesn't listen! But, boy or boy, is he hot.

Too Fast to Fall by Victoria Dahl - 4 stars
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Jan 18, 2013 Desere rated it it was amazing

Three of the most awesome and intensely written stories of romance of all time, nicely packaged into one read.

All three the stories in this book were hot, hot, hot. And filed with romance, passion, intrigue and the perfect elements for Valentines!

In the first book Sizzle by Jennifer Crusie I was entertained with fun, witty and sassy one liners and I really laughed out loud at the scenarios the characters ended up in. The story was about Emily and Richard, he needs to control her and control her Three of the most awesome and intensely written stories of romance of all time, nicely packaged into one read.

All three the stories in this book were hot, hot, hot. And filed with romance, passion, intrigue and the perfect elements for Valentines!

In the first book Sizzle by Jennifer Crusie I was entertained with fun, witty and sassy one liners and I really laughed out loud at the scenarios the characters ended up in. The story was about Emily and Richard, he needs to control her and control her he will, be it in the office or in his bed. Fun, sexy and and a really great romantic comedy, with loads of sizzle! This is a new author to me but I will for sure be looking for me of her books.

The second book was from Victoria Dahl the queen of hot romance herself. And my oh my was this read hot and sexy to the point of distraction! I met Jenny and Nate were the perfectly matched couple. She loves speed but when she meets Nate she finds herself not speeding her car but rather trying to calm her racing heartbeat. The book was seriously sexy! Victoria has once again captured my heart.

The last read in this book was one from Shannon Stacey. It dealt with Darcy and Jake, a couple so meant to be together! After their one incredibly hot night they went their separate ways however when they come face to face again they decide that one night was so not enough! A really hot read and the author has again proved to me that if it is meant to be it will be.

Each book was uniquely written by three very talented authors. It dealt with elements of old fires rekindled, new love found and self discovery.

If your looking for the perfect read to snuggle down to this is the read for you. You will not only be entertained you find yourself crying, laughing, and at the end of the day you will also walk away with three valuable lessons learned from each book.

Harlequin has combined three of the most sexy and passionate reads perfectly. I highly recommend this read to all lovers of sexy, fun and flirty romance.

5/5 star review

" A sizzling, sexy, falling for a fictional hero read"
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Oct 29, 2012 Meagan rated it liked it

Shelves: romance, short_stories, fiction, tbr-challenge

Review part one: Sizzle by Jennifer Crusie

I am a devoted fan of Jennifer Crusie, and a long-time romance reader. And I have to be honest, if I weren't aware of what Crusie is capable of, I would write this story off. It's got two pretty big problems, and since I'm used to the cliches of romanceland I probably could have rolled with one. But having both left me ... disappointed. Cliche/problem #1 - The Asshat Hero. This hero didn't listen to a word the heroine said. Not one. Not even after she po Review part one: Sizzle by Jennifer Crusie

I am a devoted fan of Jennifer Crusie, and a long-time romance reader. And I have to be honest, if I weren't aware of what Crusie is capable of, I would write this story off. It's got two pretty big problems, and since I'm used to the cliches of romanceland I probably could have rolled with one. But having both left me ... disappointed. Cliche/problem #1 - The Asshat Hero. This hero didn't listen to a word the heroine said. Not one. Not even after she pointed out the problem and told him that it was absolutely enraging. The heroine gives him a taste of his own medicine, and he magically reforms, but it felt too easy. Cliche/problem #2 - Instalove. Now, I'm a romance reader. I can roll with a certain degree of Instalove. I'm perfectly used to the main couple experiencing immediate attraction, infatuation, lust, and even love. But these two were exchanging "I love you's" on, I think, the second date. Planning marriage! No discussion about how they just met. About how they work together. About how he's acting like an asshat, which is not lovely behavior. Just "I love you. Let's get married. Please behave better, k?" And I think this demonstrates the weakness of the romance novella or short story. You just can't cram a real relationship into one hundred pages. Not even a simplified romanceland relationship. I find it more satisfying to bring us to the dawning realization of feeeelings when you're pressed for space. Let us imagine the coming engagement. It's more achievable. Oh, well. I have high hopes for story #2 by Victoria Dahl. She's never been bound by the expectation of the HEA. Instead, she builds a solid happy-for-now with a looming HEA. Don't let me down, Dahl!

Review part two: Too Fast to Fall by Victoria Dahl

My favorite story of the collection. Maybe because I recently finished the first book in this series, so the setting and characters were particularly fresh? Hard to say. Regardless, I felt like the approach in this story was perfect. We get to see the beginnings of a relationship that shows every indication of being really strong and headed to an HEA (if they can overcome the ex-husband-obstacle), but we're not asked to buy into premature declarations and engagements. (Although I suspect those will appear in book two of the series, which I just got from NetGalley!) Lots of fun!

Review part three: Alone with You by Shannon Stacey

This one hovered right in the middle for me. It was enjoyable and I loved the characters. There were "I love yous" and an engagement, but the story takes place over many weeks, so it's credible. But at the same time, having a story that takes place over time smashed into less than one hundred pages is less than satisfying. I think I would've enjoyed it more if it were a bit longer.

All in all, this was a light and fun way to pass the time. A good read for the Valentine's Day season, if that's something you're into. ...more

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May 07, 2013 Christine rated it liked it

Sizzle- 1 star
There's nothing that quite ruins a story like when two characters meet and only moments later are talking love and marriage. I don't understand why some authors find a relationship so boresome that they have to skip it and promise readers a lifetime comittment right off the bat.

As for the characters, I found the heroine to be difficult and annoying. She wasn't bossy - she was a raving lunatic with zero regard for direction. We're supposed to believe that everything she ever does j ...more

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Jan 25, 2013 Karen rated it liked it

The three stars is an average, because the collection was a bit of a mixed bag. I'd really looked forward to reading new stories by Jennifer Crusie and Victoria Dahl (I'd never read anything of Shannon Stacey's before), but I was in for partial disappointment. The Jennifer Crusie offering turned out to be old enough to vote (the title page reverse says it's copyrighted 1994), and it read like it. It was HORRIBLY dated (VCRs? big hair? please), and despite headlining a Valentine's Day anthology, ...more

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Nov 27, 2012 Monica rated it it was amazing

Shelves: reviewed

The first story was a DNF for me. The 'love bomb' was dropped at a weird moment with no build up and it was just not right. After that, I was done. The other two stories were perfect though so I decided to ignore this one before I moved to the other two as far as my rating goes.

Victoria Dahl's story is set in her new town, complete with a saloon and sexy cowboys. I loved this story, it was perfect, cute, not too over the top, and had a small valentine's theme which was adorable.

Shannon Stacey's ...more

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Jul 02, 2018 Maria rated it it was ok

Shelves: i-heart-my-public-library, short-stories

Oh man....
I was hoping to read some good romantic novellas and I knew that Cruisie in the past had given me just that so I took a chance because I've been curious about Dahl but this... eh.

Crusie's "Sizzle" was a flop. I couldn't get into it as I found both characters to be irritating in different ways; Richard by being autocratic and demanding while Emily was hostile and came across as self-centered but what really annoyed me was that these two, with these traits supposedly fell into instalust ...more

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Jul 17, 2016 Ana rated it did not like it

Shelves: contemporary-romance

I usually like everything Jennifer Crusie writes and I've recently gotten into Shannon Stacey but I agonized through this book of short stories. The Crusie story was too of its time which was about 10 years ago and just didn't age well. Or maybe I didn't age well. It was about an ad exec and a perfume campagin and its a world I'm a little too familiar with. I now know how cops feel reading mystery stories. "That would never happen in a real pitch meeting!" I kept yelling at the book the same way ...more

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Nov 12, 2012 Keri rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2010s-read, romance-contemporary

3.75 Stars

JC's story was pretty funny in places with her and her secretary going back and forth. But when it came to the H/H, frankly I didn't like either one of them and had a hard time staying with the story.

VC's story was better and very hot. Jenny and Nate rocked the smexy times. I also appreciated that we didn't have an ILY at the end. The story was too short for that, but there was plenty of you give me lots of explosive o's and we must continue delving into this. :-) ...more

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Feb 18, 2016 Shelly rated it liked it

I wasn't sure about this anthology, especially after the first story by Jennifer Crusie. But the last two stories more than made up for it! I liked the characters and plots in both. The Crusie story was by far the weakest of the three. It was written about 20 years before the other two, and you could tell. Even for an anthology story it moved way too fast. The characters were also really unlikable. ...more

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Oct 22, 2012 Amanda rated it it was ok

Shelves: on-my-kindle, not-my-fave-from-this-author, didn-t-do-it-for-me, novella

I'd give Jennifer Crusie's book 1star. Ms Dahls book 1 star. And Ms Stacy's book 4 stars. The first two were just BAD. ...more

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Jan 08, 2013 Susan rated it really liked it

Shelves: anthology, 2014-books-read, 2014-men-in-uniform-challenge, other-uniformed-hero, romance

SIZZLE by Jennifer Crusie

Business takes a backseat when successful ad executive Emily Tate meets Richard Parker. He's an accountant who's been sent to keep her in line and under budget in her ad campaign for a sensual new perfume called Sizzle. And if Emily's not careful, she could well melt in Richard's hands.

Emily is an ad exec who is very good at what she does, but she does have problems keeping within a budget. The company assigns accountant Richard Parker to keep her under control. Emily ca ...more

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Oct 21, 2017 Amber Taylor rated it it was ok

Jennifer Cruise Sizzle is disgusting, he literally raped her, this was a sick book where a man continually ignored what a woman said, "no, stop, I don't want" in several scenes and each time so was ignored, 1 time she was in pain and was ignored, the next she was saying she couldn't have sex and was ignored.

this is even worse is each time she just "let it go" so we are teaching women now to "oh it's okay" to be hurt, raped or ignored even on small issues...just let it go. Shannon stacey book was ...more

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Oct 06, 2017 Dekaydreader rated it liked it

Sizzle didn't much; a shame, since I usually like Jennifer Crusie. I've read this before, but wanted to have another look at one of Dahl's contemporary stories, and this was available at the library. Novella vs. full novel isn't always a fair evaluation of an author, in fact usually not; so many authors shine at one and stink at the other. At any rate, Sizzle rates maybe 1.5 stars as I find the basic premise unacceptable, or at least unpalatable. Other two stories I give 3.5 - 4 stars. Fun overa ...more

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Oct 04, 2019 Goya rated it really liked it

Sizzle: Richard sure lived up to his nickname...Dick. But in true Crusie fashion, she made me like the story. Jane was a riot! Sort of wish we had her own book.

Too fast to fall: Liked it a lot, but Nate’s after sex small talk could use some help.

Alone with you: First book i’ve read by Shannon Stacey, and I will have to check her others out! Wish this could have been a full novel.

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Apr 28, 2019 Raquell Cronin rated it really liked it

I loved reading these 3 mini stories. Only thing I disliked is that there were a lot of typos in each story, including messing up the main characters name in 2 of the stories. I normally can skip over typos but renaming your main character is a big one for me.

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Mar 24, 2020 Teri-K marked it as dnf

Shelves: duds

Three novellas.

Sizzle, by Cruisie was a total flop. I enjoy some of her lively, funny romances. This one tried to be erotica. The MCs were confusing and inconsistent and the situations were frankly dumb. ot a success.

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Jan 19, 2021 Valerie rated it liked it

Sizzle - 2 stars maybe if I'm being generous. wasn't believable in any way shape or form. multiple instances of a partner saying "no" or "Stop" and it being ignored. Not romantic.
Too Fast To Fall - cute!
Alone With You - awwwww, loved it! ...more

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Sep 26, 2014 Skyler Donaldson rated it it was ok

2/5... if even.
Combined this book wasn't the worst thing I've ever read but it certainly wasn't something I would ever recommend to anyone, ever. I am going to take in to consideration that each author was only allotted a little near a hundred pages so a fully fleshed out story couldn't happen. Now with that in my mind I have to say, I am and not disappointed with this book as a whole. Which is a shame considering I do rather enjoy all of the authors involved. It was too rushed and not enough pa 2/5... if even.
Combined this book wasn't the worst thing I've ever read but it certainly wasn't something I would ever recommend to anyone, ever. I am going to take in to consideration that each author was only allotted a little near a hundred pages so a fully fleshed out story couldn't happen. Now with that in my mind I have to say, I am and not disappointed with this book as a whole. Which is a shame considering I do rather enjoy all of the authors involved. It was too rushed and not enough pages were given... some times a girl just wants more.

-Sizzle 0/5
I should have trusted the comments on this section saying that this part was abysmal, because it was just that. This didn't deserve the chance to be rated because it wasn't worth anyone's time or effort. Jennifer Crusie mentioned in a post that this story wasn't her proudest moment, and it shouldn't have been. It was written in 1994, which threw me off, especially when she mentioned having to use his VHS. The time wasn't the issue though. It was the h&h... what awful characters they were. Emily, lord what wasn't wrong Emily? She was witty but that was about all she held that made her any sort of likable. Stubborn in a lot of ways and forgiving in others, she was a contradiction. Richard, seriously the worst alpha I have ever had the displeasure of reading about. He didn't listen to a word she said which all by itself was a complete turnoff. I understand that times were different but I can assure you, twenty years ago a woman still wouldn't have put up with the bullshit that man dished out. Not a single one. He was a jerk and unlikable. She would speak and he'd casually tune her out, even when she mentioned not wanting to have sex with him he did it anyway. How in the world is that attractive? It isn't. He ordered her dinner for her and even after she mentioned not liking those as he ordered he was upset when she wouldn't eat it... just no. And then her, goodness me, she was so wishy washy. At times she was a strong lead with stubborn tendencies but then he'd pull this and she'd melt at the mention of "I'm sorry". Honestly a strong businesswoman like she was supposed to be wouldn't have given him the time of day after the scene in the restaurant. She was described as such an unrelenting person and after so much disrespect from him she just simply gave in and accepted it. And then the whole "L" bomb thing after so little time knowing one another. Talking marriage after what? Two dates. This story wasn't given many pages to string together a romance but regardless it was beyond a major disappointment. The other two were given pretty much the same amount and did fairly well with their. Shame on Harlequin for even letting the story be published again. And the last note would be it had nothing to do with Valentines Day which was the theme of this book, what kind of crap is that? Awful, would not recommend to my enemies.

-Too Fast To Fall 3/5
Not the awful garbage that the first one was but wasn't in my favorites. The biggest peeve I had with this was when they were having sex for the first time. In the copy I have on hand they called him Nick at one point. His name was Nate. I can see this slipping past an author, but the editors? Highly disappointed that this kind of mistake made it to print. It isn't just a grammatical error but a completely different name for the main male character. Other than the blaring name mistake the story wasn't bad. I liked it best of the three stories, it didn't feel as rushed. It took its time and still made the quota without seeming like too much was crammed in. I wish there had been more of a chance for Jenny to reconcile with her family, but the author did well overall with it and it has convinced me to pick up the Jackson series. The characters were fun and likable, even poor dumb Ellis. The h&h were both real and gave off a warm feeling. I really enjoyed them, they were very cute together. Deputy and a repeated speeding offender. Really kind of cute with how fun she was and how serious he could be. They just worked well. Again not a favorite but a fun little read that will lead me in to the others in this series.

-Alone With You 3/5
Again nothing in comparison to the first one and its awfulness. This one wasn't very bad at all but again with the rushing. Both characters were great in their own right, even down to their love of trivia. It was a love at first sight kind of thing and I'm fine with that most times but after a month he popped the question. The "L" bomb was a bit more understandable than that. I get it, these books only have a hundred pages, but the characters don't have to be engaged by the end of it. It might be fiction but that's so unrealistic and while I do enjoy these books for that, quickie marriages are never my thing. Maybe it's more a personal preference. But, both characters were likable and sweet and didn't make you want to tear your hair out. It seemed to be the shortest of the stories but did well with the time it was allowed. I would have loved more fleshing out of the characters but it wasn't bad at all. Hopefully she redecorates that apartment though!
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Jan 10, 2018 Kristen rated it did not like it

Shelves: 2018-reads

Someone recommended this one to me because it was a cute, quick read. I didn’t really enjoy the little bit of it that I did end up reading. I didn’t quite get through the first story...

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Apr 13, 2018 Stacey Elder rated it really liked it

I love Jennifer as always, but some of the stories felt a little rushed, though I’m sure that that had something to do with the condensed version of them.

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Jan 27, 2019 Jaime Moynihan Baum rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Short novels, fun read. Not the best but kept my interest.

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Jan 29, 2019 Holly Matejka Matisak rated it did not like it

Sizzled me out of reading the rest. Horrible story.

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Aug 07, 2019 CJ Dennis rated it it was amazing

Great Rom-Com! Definitely rated x hot and very enjoyable!

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Aug 31, 2019 Katie rated it liked it

The three books went in order from best to worst. Sizzle was hot, but Alone with You lacked what I thought was chemistry.

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Apr 30, 2020 Emily N. rated it liked it

I read this mainly for Victoria Dahl and I'm glad to say that I enjoyed Too Fast to Fall. I was also pleasantly surprised by the other two stories as well! ...more

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Dec 17, 2019 Megan Mcallister rated it liked it

Only read first novella.

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Sep 07, 2013 Kelly rated it liked it

Shelves: ebook

The book has 3 novellas by 3 different authors. I enjoy all the authors in this book. Even so, I chose to check it out from the library due to the story Sizzle being one the author receives no royalties on and would rather have not seen reprinted. This is a case of the publisher trying to and probably successfully cashing in on an author's name. That said, I feel sort of sorry for the other two authors as well because they are newer published authors and can gain good exposure from the book. The The book has 3 novellas by 3 different authors. I enjoy all the authors in this book. Even so, I chose to check it out from the library due to the story Sizzle being one the author receives no royalties on and would rather have not seen reprinted. This is a case of the publisher trying to and probably successfully cashing in on an author's name. That said, I feel sort of sorry for the other two authors as well because they are newer published authors and can gain good exposure from the book. The problem with their stories is that they are both part of series already in progress. For those who must read series in order, ahem me, it could be off-putting to track down and start a whole series just to read a novella.

Sizzle is the first published work by author Jenny Crusie. It is probably her worst published work and she knows it. It is written completely from the heroine's point of view. Still, it is a Cruise so it has wit and snark and a strong heroine, Emily. Her "hero" is Richard, who is aggravating because he doesn't listen to her. Even during very important times, like when they're having sex and she says "No, stop" he doesn't which borders on rape at that point but isn't written as such. She only wanted to stop so she could refresh her birth control. Regardless, when a woman says "No, stop" you stop. Emily does teach Richard a great lesson on listening and I loved that part of the story.

Too Fast to Fall by Victoria Dahl is part of her Jackson Hole series. I'd say read the first book if you wish to meet the characters in the "right" timeline. Jenny is a bartender at the local saloon and has a speeding problem, which really is a running from responsibility problem. She's been stable in Jackson Hole for 5 years but her ex-husband has shown up and has her thinking of leaving again. She has tripped the radar of Deputy Nate Hendricks, literally and figuratively. He's pulled her over for speeding 6 times and has let her off 4 times. When Nate's cousin wants to meet him to talk about a problem with his kids, Nate suggests the saloon. Nate and Jenny nearly hook up then but her ex interrupts. Also, the problem the "kids" have is that they are growing pot on the family and federal land. As Nate looks into the illegal activities of his extended family, he realizes Jenny's ex is involved too which makes things all the more complicated. My issues with the story is that Jenny runs away which is just what the heroine did in the first book of this series. I want different reactions from different heroines, otherwise it is too much the same story.

Alone With You by Shannon Stacey is part of the Kowalski family series. I had already read the first 4 books in the series and this novella fits in nicely after book two, where you meet Darcy, our heroine, and her boss, Kevin. Darcy is a waitress at Kevin's bar. Kevin is going to expand his business with a friend, JP aka Jake. The story starts with Darcy and Jake playing a hot game of trivia at a different bar. They hook up that night both with hopes that it won't be a one night stand. The next day however, Jake needs to head up north where the new restaurant is being renovated. On his way there he helps a woman out of the ditch and it destroys Darcy's phone number so he can't call. Weeks later, the restaurant is far enough along that Kevin needs to send a person up to help set up the wait staff and get them trained. He sends Darcy who is surprised to learn that JP and the Jake that never called are one in the same. After a good fight, they determine they can work together and not get in each other's pants. This gives them some time to get to know one another a bit more. Of course, they only last for so long before they at it like bunnies. A lack of communication and some innocent snooping work to push them apart and push them back together. I really liked the story but I do wonder how well it would stand alone. If a person would like it as much if they didn't already know Kevin and some of the other minor characters in this story. If you have read the Kowalski series, then you'll likely enjoy this just as much. ...more

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Jennifer Crusie

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Jenny Crusie is the NYT bestselling author of twenty some novels and lots of other stuff. Her latest novel, Maybe This Time, hit shelves in August, 2010.

Jenny lives on the Ohio River where she often stares at the ceiling and counts her blessings.