Cheap Thrills (Harlequin Temptation, No 318)

Rating:
Summary: Fluff, but entertaining fluff
Review: Plot Summary: "He was no Peeping Tom! Crew Harper was just doing his job -- washing windows outside the fourth story of a downtown office tower. But a movement behind the glass caught his eye. And what he saw was something no red-blooded male could resist -- Alexia Grant undressing! Thank goodness he was transfixed by the caramel-haired beauty before him. Because the moment she left, Crew saw a man enter Alexia's office and rifle through her desk. The intruder was clearly up to no good. Crew had to warn the lovely Alexia, but how could he be without telling her everything he saw?

This is an older Temptation title, which seems to differ a bit from the rigid Romance standard in the late 80's, early 90's. It's fluff, but it's entertaining fluff, with a wonderful, funny, sensitive, supportive hero in Crew. Alexia is a bit difficult to like, but she's not bad when she loosens up.

The romance between the two isn't all that well-developed, and seems a little surfac-ey, but Crew's good spirits and funny habit of talking to his dog Sam more than make up for that. And the author intersperses funny comments throughout the book which really add a laugh!

Enjoy.

Rating:
Summary: Fluff, but entertaining fluff
Review: Plot Summary: "He was no Peeping Tom! Crew Harper was just doing his job -- washing windows outside the fourth story of a downtown office tower. But a movement behind the glass caught his eye. And what he saw was something no red-blooded male could resist -- Alexia Grant undressing! Thank goodness he was transfixed by the caramel-haired beauty before him. Because the moment she left, Crew saw a man enter Alexia's office and rifle through her desk. The intruder was clearly up to no good. Crew had to warn the lovely Alexia, but how could he be without telling her everything he saw?

This is an older Temptation title, which seems to differ a bit from the rigid Romance standard in the late 80's, early 90's. It's fluff, but it's entertaining fluff, with a wonderful, funny, sensitive, supportive hero in Crew. Alexia is a bit difficult to like, but she's not bad when she loosens up.

The romance between the two isn't all that well-developed, and seems a little surfac-ey, but Crew's good spirits and funny habit of talking to his dog Sam more than make up for that. And the author intersperses funny comments throughout the book which really add a laugh!

Enjoy.