Tikarella reviewed Gib Gummi, Baby! (The Rocky Road to Romance) (Elsie Hawkins, Bk 4) (German Edition) on
This is a re-print of the book The Rocky Road to Romance.
The back cover reads:
The "Dog Lady" of radio station WZZZ, free-spirited Daisy Adams figures anything has to beat pushing tasty canine recipes over the airwaves. So when a slot for a roving traffic reporter opens, Daisy jumps at it-- despite the fact that she's already juggling about fifteen other jobs. The new one comes with a raise and more responsibility. It also comes with a hands-on boss, hunky operations manager Steve Crow. When Daisy turns into a media darling after inadvertently foiling a major criminal's getaway, Steve decides it's his duty to protect her, bringing him even farther into the tangled web of her maddeningly overextended life. But Daisy's got far too much going on to get involved in extracurricular activities-- like falling in love.
This is a fun, light, and breezy book. It has some funny parts and some scenes that are reminiscent of her Stephanie Plum series, but for me, Janet Evanovich's early romance books are not even remotely in the same class as the Plum series. Despite this, if you are a big fan of Evanovich than this book is a must read.
The back cover reads:
The "Dog Lady" of radio station WZZZ, free-spirited Daisy Adams figures anything has to beat pushing tasty canine recipes over the airwaves. So when a slot for a roving traffic reporter opens, Daisy jumps at it-- despite the fact that she's already juggling about fifteen other jobs. The new one comes with a raise and more responsibility. It also comes with a hands-on boss, hunky operations manager Steve Crow. When Daisy turns into a media darling after inadvertently foiling a major criminal's getaway, Steve decides it's his duty to protect her, bringing him even farther into the tangled web of her maddeningly overextended life. But Daisy's got far too much going on to get involved in extracurricular activities-- like falling in love.
This is a fun, light, and breezy book. It has some funny parts and some scenes that are reminiscent of her Stephanie Plum series, but for me, Janet Evanovich's early romance books are not even remotely in the same class as the Plum series. Despite this, if you are a big fan of Evanovich than this book is a must read.
