Wife Is a Four Letter Word (Harlequin Love & Laughter, No 37)

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Summary: This book is great!
Review: I read this book after I read the first book in the series, Kids Is A Four Letter Word, and this was another one I couldn't put down!

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Summary: Hysterically funny!
Review: Pamela is feeling down because her best friend is happily married and now it is up to her to cheer up the jilted groom Alan. After mucho margaritas they end up on his honeymoon and things go wrong from the get go.....
I LOVE the main characters here- the wild woman and the uptight guy have great chemistry and the situations they get into and the number of times they get out of their clothes sets a record for one of these quick books!Sexy, sassy and fun. What makes it work is the way these opposites find out they attract on a deeper level too- she has a wild rep but is not really that wild- and well he loosens up pretty well under the hot Florida sun:)
A keeper on my shelf!

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Summary: Wife is a four letter word
Review: This was such a fun, wonderful read. I love how it tied into "Kids is A Four Letter Word". It was great how Alan and Pamela found love and passion together and how they ended up together. I was laughing all along and wondering what they were going to get themselves into next!

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Summary: Wife is a four letter word
Review: This was such a fun, wonderful read. I love how it tied into "Kids is A Four Letter Word". It was great how Alan and Pamela found love and passion together and how they ended up together. I was laughing all along and wondering what they were going to get themselves into next!

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Summary: Heroine ruined the book for me.
Review: Though this book was quite witty and I chuckled once or twice I cannot give it a recommendation. The heroine's promiscuity was disgusting. Along with her sexual relationship with the hero she was also having casual sex with two other men - "Nick the All Nighter" and "Delectable Dave." She even had a sexual position named after her. Her wrong-side-of-the-tracks hangups were very irritating as well. Classism is practically dead in modern metropolitian America.