I've Got Your Number in Crazy Challenge Connection

Jun 16, 2015 ❤ Aly ❤ rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2015

Poppy Wyatt was celebrating her upcoming nuptials, when the fire alarm went off. When the drill was over, her ring was missing. She went to call someone and her phone was then snatched. She finds a phone in the trash can and it becomes her lifeline to the hotel finding her ring. The problem was that the phone belonged to Violet, personal assistant of businessman Sam Roxton and he wants it back. In the meantime, Poppy says finders, keepers and she's not ready to let this phone go. Sam agrees to l ...more

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Jul 11, 2017 SandyL rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: character-medical-professional, a-overdrive, 400-499-pgs, genre-romance, setting-england, tone-funny, content-wedding, zz-tt-v, character-white-collar

Poppy Wyatt is a young woman who is walking disaster. She loses her engagement ring (a family heirloom,) then her cell phone is stolen - now how is anyone going to get ahold of her when they find the ring? Miraculously she finds a cell phone in a trash bin and starts using it. The new phone turns out to have belonged to the PA who just quit on her boss, Sam Roxton. Poppy convinces Sam to let her use the phone just until her ring is found, and she promises to forward any emails and texts to him. ...more

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Jan 29, 2013 ☼♎ Carmen the Bootyshaker Temptress ☼♎ rated it it was amazing

Shelves: romance, carmen-s-reading-challenge-of-2014, chick-lit, humor

It was a funny and cute love story.

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Jan 22, 2016 Cecily Black rated it really liked it

This was quite the cute story!

I really like Poppy's personality, she seems like a pretty happy person who just wants to make the people around her feel happy and appreciated. When she finds Sam's PA's cell phone in the trash after hers was stolen she starts this journey into Sam's life that ends up being a great story that saved her a lot of heartbreak!

I love when books have added text and email and what not, it breaks the book up a little bit and makes it far more entertaining.

I look forward ...more

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