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Just Like Heaven
Author: Barbara Bretton
Book Information
Publisher: Jove
Book Type: Paperback
Rating: 30

ISBN-13: 9780515142624 - ISBN-10: 051514262X
Publication Date: 2/27/2007
Pages: 320

Book Description:
It all started with a red lace thong. Normally Kate is a twin set and pearls kind of girl who wouldn't be caught dead in such a thing. But that's exactly what happens when sudden chest pains leave her lying in a parking lot with her skirt hiked up around her hips for all of Princeton to see. It's a man in a Grateful Dead t-shirt who saves her life, and then disappears without a trace. A total stranger-and yet Kate would give anything to see him again. How is she to know that her mystery man is planning a new, far-away life for himself, one that doesn't include romance, even if he can't seem to get the woman in red lace out of his mind?

Romance isn't high on Kate's list of priorities either. But when the handsome good Samaritan shows up on her doorstep, they discover that even the strongest heart is no match for love...

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Lisa A. from EVANSVILLE, IN wrote on 6/3/2007...

4 member(s) found this review helpful.

Kate is a 41-one year old lapsed Catholic. Mark is the Episcopalian priest in a Grateful Dead t-shirt who saves her life when she has a heart attack in the mall parking lot. This book evolved into an absolutely charming, quick read. It's an exploration of feelings and the need to overcome past mistakes and physical logistics. There is a wonderful supporting cast of Kate's mother, Maeve; her daughter, Gwynne, and a wonderful 97 yr-old lady in a nursing home. I truly enjoyed this one!

Michelle O. (michi) from ORLANDO, FL wrote on 8/4/2007...

3 member(s) found this review helpful.

This was a great love story. While it wasn't racy or hot, it definitely conjured up strong sentiments about true love. Even though the main male character was an Episcopal priest, he wasn't a prude. He was very funny and lovable.

Samantha Y. (samanthachels) from KELSEYVILLE, CA wrote on 5/1/2007...

2 member(s) found this review helpful.

It all started with a red lace thong. Normally Kate is a twin set and pearls kind of girl who wouldn't be caught dead in such a thing. But that's exactly what happens when sudden chest pains leave her lying in a parking lot with her skirt hiked up around her hips for all of Princeton to see.

It's a man in a Grateful Dead t-shirt who saves her life, and then disappears without a trace. A total stranger-and yet Kate would give anything to see him again. How is she to know that her mystery man is planning a new, far-away life for himself, one that doesn't include romance, even if he can't seem to get the woman in red lace out of his mind?

Romance isn't high on Kate's list of priorities either. But when the handsome good Samaritan shows up on her doorstep, they discover that even the strongest heart is no match for love...

Dawnann M. (freeverse) from SAVANNAH, GA wrote on 4/5/2007...

2 member(s) found this review helpful.

LOVED IT LOVED IT LOVED IT! Wish I could pass it along but alas it is a checked out library book.


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Lisa P. from SOUTH EASTON, MA wrote on 4/8/2008...


not my cup of tea but a good read

Ronda S. (bombschell) from MOUNT WOLF, PA wrote on 7/12/2007...


boring, boring, boring.