The Cinderella Deal (1996) - Linc Blaise is trying get a position at a local college, but for reasons that make sense nowhere but in romance-novel land, the people hiring expect him to be engaged. So he makes an offer to his disorganized, down-on-cash neighbor Daisy. Naturally, despite being complete opposites, attraction, lust, etc. I will say ( Read more... )

Allie McGuffey has been dumped by her boyfriend, who also happens to be the radio personality she helped make into a star. Enter Charlie Tenniel, who is in the radio business only as a favor to his father, a bad pickup line at a bar, and really good sex, and voila ( Read more... )

More Crusie ( Read more... )

And I have just started glomming Jennifer Crusie again! (just sneaked to Borders to get another book... they only had Manhunting, was looking for Cinderella Deal. Oh well, will take anything ( Read more... )

I thoroughly blame Jennifer Crusie for my three short hours of sleep last night ( Read more... )

Older woman romance! Not only, but older woman and man ten years younger than her. I'd probably rec this book because of that factor alone, but luckily, it's also a pretty good book ( Read more... )

Mmm, I liked this one too, although maybe not as much as the Dempsey ones. I'm also highly appreciative of the fact that Nell and Suze are nothing like Quinn and Darla or Maddie and Treva or Tilda and her family. With Nora Roberts, I can kind of get a sense of mix and match -- fiery rebellious heroine, quiet sweet heroine, bookish heroine, with a ( Read more... )

I did a great deal of Jennifer Crusie reading this week and as such, am now feeling the urge to run to a bookstore to get Fast Women. She makes me happy ( Read more... )

Potential spoilers for Welcome to Temptation, First Lady, Angels and Demons, and Wrapt in Crystal ahead ( Read more... )