I loved this book! I like Rachel Gibson's funny and irreverent writing style, and I also felt she captured the heroine Kate's insecurities in a way that made me feel Kate's pain in dealing with men. There's just enough of that in the story to give it depth without too much angst. The hero Rob has some issues of his own - he rejects her proposition in the opening scene but when you read his story, you'll understand why. Now if they can only resolve their feelings about past loves... Well, sure they do, it's a Romance!

Funny, touching, and steamy sex. Fast, light reading.

Good book with laugh out loud parts.

If you can trudge through the first 50 page which are heavy with backstory, this is a fun romance.

Quick read! Details life in a small town and families.

This book has some: very witty dialogue. very hot sex scenes. a protagonist who isn't willing to settle.

Very amusing. Snappy dialogue! Rachel Gibson is a lot of fun.

very funny

great romance novel.

This book is a fun book to read. It is about Kate Hamilton who decides to throw caution into the wind and makes a proposition to a stranger just to be turned down. She moves to help her grandfather and runs into the stranger again.

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I loved this book!! My favorite so far by Rachel Gibson. This book is soo steamy and so hard to put down.

This book was registered @ Bookcrossing.com and has some writing on the pages.

*Starred Review* Kate Hamilton is a private detective on hiatus because after she helped a man find his family, he turned out to be a homicidal maniac. She is looking for some R & R at her widowed grandfather's house in Gospel, Idaho. En route, she stops at a ski lodge in Sun Valley and decides to break her own rules by having a one-night stand with a gorgeous man. But much to her chagrin, he not only turns her down, he also lectures her. Rob Sutter wants nothing to do with loose women in bars. His last partner in forbidden love was a pyscho stalker who shot him, ending his career as a professional hockey player. When Kate gets to her grandfather's, she meets his new friend, none other than the dream guy from the ski lodge. Now Kate has to prove to Rob that she is not really a slut. Unabashed matchmakers, including a romantic, second-time-around older couple and some of the world's worst poets, populate the close-knit community that award-winning Gibson brings so vividly to life in this heartwarming, small-town romance filled with humor, charm, and passion. Shelley Mosley
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Endearing characters and snappy dialogue, just for starts.

A sweet, fluffy romance.

Very, very good story!

Highly recommended! Funny book about female ex-bounty hunter who gets involved with an ex-NHL player.

An awesome book! Couldn't put it down!

This was light reading but enjoyable

Kate Hamilton is a private detective on hiatus because after she helped a man find his family, he turned out to be a homicidal maniac. She is looking for some R & R at her widowed grandfather's house in Gospel, Idaho. En route, she stops at a ski lodge in Sun Valley and decides to break her own rules by having a one-night stand with a gorgeous man. But much to her chagrin, he not only turns her down, he also lectures her.

Rob Sutter wants nothing to do with loose women in bars. His last partner in forbidden love was a pyscho stalker who shot him, ending his career as a professional hockey player. When Kate gets to her grandfather's, she meets his new friend, none other than the dream guy from the ski lodge. Now Kate has to prove to Rob that she is not really a slut.

Unabashed matchmakers, including a romantic, second-time-around older couple and some of the world's worst poets, populate the close-knit community that award-winning Gibson brings so vividly to life in this heartwarming, small-town romance filled with humor, charm, and passion.

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