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Relying on first impressions could be trouble .. .
Janet Talbot may have been fresh from the Midwest, but she knew the first rule of professional counseling--never get romantically involved with a client.
But as an enthusiastic novice, Janet couldn't resist rescuing someone seemingly about to embark on a life of crime, even one caught red-handed in her own living room!
Although, Janet had to admit, she might have been a little hasty in her decision to personally reform Adam Richfield--an unlikely lawbreaker perhaps, but one with far too much charm... .
Janet Talbot may have been fresh from the Midwest, but she knew the first rule of professional counseling--never get romantically involved with a client.
But as an enthusiastic novice, Janet couldn't resist rescuing someone seemingly about to embark on a life of crime, even one caught red-handed in her own living room!
Although, Janet had to admit, she might have been a little hasty in her decision to personally reform Adam Richfield--an unlikely lawbreaker perhaps, but one with far too much charm... .
192 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1987
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Dixie McKeone
10 books1 followerAKA Dixie Lee McKeone, Lee McKeone and Jane Lovelace.
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June 8, 2023
I thoroughly enjoyed this. It's very funny, lots of fun set up and dialogue, great characters. It's more a romantic comedy than a straight harlequin, but very well done. Author puts in a bit of screwball without making it farcical. H and h have a lot of fun falling love and the two side characters, H's coworkers, cheer them on and make trouble.
Enjoyable read, not a ton of emotional impact but enough. No angst, read when you want fun, not misery.
Enjoyable read, not a ton of emotional impact but enough. No angst, read when you want fun, not misery.
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April 26, 2018Relying on first impressions could be trouble .. .
Janet Talbot may have been fresh from the Midwest, but she knew the first rule of professional counseling--never get romantically involved with a client.
But as an enthusiastic novice, Janet couldn't resist rescuing someone seemingly about to embark on a life of crime, even one caught red-handed in her own living room!
Although, Janet had to admit, she might have been a little hasty in her decision to personally reform Adam Richfield--an unlikely lawbreaker perhaps, but one with far too much charm... .
Janet Talbot may have been fresh from the Midwest, but she knew the first rule of professional counseling--never get romantically involved with a client.
But as an enthusiastic novice, Janet couldn't resist rescuing someone seemingly about to embark on a life of crime, even one caught red-handed in her own living room!
Although, Janet had to admit, she might have been a little hasty in her decision to personally reform Adam Richfield--an unlikely lawbreaker perhaps, but one with far too much charm... .
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