by Jennifer Crusie
Ok well then. That was entertaining. I'm not sure what to think of a hero who is described as having a face like a catcher's mitt with a jaw though. The guy on the cover did not resemble that remark though. So the h, trying to figure out what was up with her not-so-dearly departed uncle, hires the...
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I really liked seeing Nick and Tess in this one, although I really wasn't expecting it. I've noticed Crusie's books are set in the same place (Riverbend) or at least close to said town.
Nice fun read.
One of the earlier stories by one of my favorite writers, this short novel, a blend of mystery and romance, is sweet and funny, although its romantic twist is rather abrupt. Mitch is a shabby, less than intelligent PI in a seedy office in a dilapidated building. Or so it seems at first glance, when ...
Not my favorite Crusie, normally I love her crazy characters from the get go but I don't why there was just something missing for me it was still fun but not as much fun.The hero is a PI thoroughly bored with the job, he thought it would be glamorous instead he chases cheating spouses and such and t...
Entertaining who-done-it story that at first it seemed like plot overshadowed romance but it was so funny and eventually romance kicked in. Dressed to seduce, Mae walks into detective Mitch's office to hire him to solve a murder.
Witty and fun with a bit of mystery thrown in, me likey (lol). Jennifer Crusie's writing continues to entertain and amuse me. It was good to see Tess and Nick again.
library copy
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