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Book 13, 2014
Feb. 8th, 2014 07:14 pmI brought my work book home with me this weekend, and I finished it this evening. It was The Trouble With Valentine's Day by Rachel Gibson. The story is set in roughly the same verse as the author's book See Jane Score, which I read last year.
In this book, Kate is on her way to Gospel, ID to visit her grandfather. Along the way, she propositions a stranger in a bar, only to get rejected. Kate is horrified to discover that the stranger is none other than Rob Sutter, another of Gospel's residents.
Ex-hockey player Rob has his reasons for turning Kate down. Spending time around her in the small town, however, he feels a powerful attraction to her. Kate feels the same, but she and Rob strike more angry sparks off one another than lust. At least, at first. The UST between them is delicious, and the predicaments they get into are downright funny. Several times, while reading this on breaks at work, I had to explain to various co-workers what I was laughing about. I've already promised to pass the book along to one of my co-workers, and she's eager to read it, too.
If you enjoy light-hearted, humorous contemporary romances, check this one out!
Four stars!
★★★★
In this book, Kate is on her way to Gospel, ID to visit her grandfather. Along the way, she propositions a stranger in a bar, only to get rejected. Kate is horrified to discover that the stranger is none other than Rob Sutter, another of Gospel's residents.
Ex-hockey player Rob has his reasons for turning Kate down. Spending time around her in the small town, however, he feels a powerful attraction to her. Kate feels the same, but she and Rob strike more angry sparks off one another than lust. At least, at first. The UST between them is delicious, and the predicaments they get into are downright funny. Several times, while reading this on breaks at work, I had to explain to various co-workers what I was laughing about. I've already promised to pass the book along to one of my co-workers, and she's eager to read it, too.
If you enjoy light-hearted, humorous contemporary romances, check this one out!
Four stars!
★★★★
