Book Review – Getting Rid of Bradley by Jennifer Crusie
ABOUT THE BOOK
As a lover of Jennifer Crusie’s work, I really love her detective stories. Zack is an arrogant chauvinistic cop on the outside, but his inner softy begins to show when he begins to fall for Lucy Savage. Falling in love was the easy part for these two, but watching them try to fight it every step of the way is what makes this story great. The mystery is also well done, which I have come to expect from the author.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jennifer Crusie was researching her dissertation on the differences in the way men and women tell stories when she got sidetracked into writing romance novels.
Her first book was published in 1993 (which pretty much finished off any hope of her getting that PhD) and her twenty-second book, Maybe This Time, came out in August of 2010, all of which she considers a minor miracle, especially since she is also a New York Times, USA Today and Publisher's Weekly bestseller and a two-time Rita award winner.
Jenny is currently working on her new Liz Danger mystery series. She is a very happy woman.
Lucy Savage is not having a good week. Her cheating husband, Bradley, lobbed the final insult when he stood her up in divorce court. A dye job gone wrong has left her hair green. And someone is trying to kill her. To top it off, sexy cop Zack Warren is certain that the very same man Lucy is trying to wash right out of her hair is the same Bradley he wants to arrest for embezzlement.
When someone shoots at her and then her car blows up, Zack decides she needs twenty-four-hour police protection. Next thing Lucy knows, Zack has moved in to her big Victorian house, making them both sleepless…and not just from things that go bump in the night!
REVIEW
As a lover of Jennifer Crusie’s work, I really love her detective stories. Zack is an arrogant chauvinistic cop on the outside, but his inner softy begins to show when he begins to fall for Lucy Savage. Falling in love was the easy part for these two, but watching them try to fight it every step of the way is what makes this story great. The mystery is also well done, which I have come to expect from the author.
OVERALL RATING - 5 STARS!
MATURITY RATING - 18+ a little steamy
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Her first book was published in 1993 (which pretty much finished off any hope of her getting that PhD) and her twenty-second book, Maybe This Time, came out in August of 2010, all of which she considers a minor miracle, especially since she is also a New York Times, USA Today and Publisher's Weekly bestseller and a two-time Rita award winner.
Jenny is currently working on her new Liz Danger mystery series. She is a very happy woman.
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