I have (almost) everything Jennifer Crusie ever wrote, and in hard covers whenever possible. Of course, her southern Ohio stomping ground is close enough to my home in Indiana that I can often identify the real city, small town or even bookstore she's fictionalized.
I love Faking It--the closet scenes alone are worth reading the book for--but I'd say read Welcome to Temptation first. Bet Me, Strange Bedpersons and Maybe this Time should follow shortly. It won't take long. Once you pick up any of them, you won't put it down until you're finished. Rather like present company that way.
I have (almost) everything Jennifer Crusie ever wrote, and in hard covers whenever possible. Of course, her southern Ohio stomping ground is close enough to my home in Indiana that I can often identify the real city, small town or even bookstore she's fictionalized.
I love Faking It--the closet scenes alone are worth reading the book for--but I'd say read Welcome to Temptation first. Bet Me, Strange Bedpersons and Maybe this Time should follow shortly. It won't take long. Once you pick up any of them, you won't put it down until you're finished. Rather like present company that way.