I just read "Ain't She Sweet" and lost sleep reading way into the night.  I loved ALL the characters and how she allowed us to see the good and bad in all of them instead of making some characters "good" and some "bad".  I think I have only read one other book by her. 

For those of you who have read "Ain't She Sweet" and her other books, how do they compare in your opinion?

I haven't read Ain't She Sweet but it's on my reminder list! However, I have read Lady Be Good and Nobody's Baby but MIne and I really enjoyed them....enough that most of her books are on my reminder list! I have another book of hers in my TBR pile but I cannot remember which one...I know it's one of the Chicago Stars books though.

I LOVED Ain't She Sweet, and have actually read most of her backlist--I would say that most of her books are really good.  There have been a couple where I didn't like the characters as much but still enjoyed the book as a whole, and only one where I haven't finished the book.  Of the Chicago Stars, I liked It Had to Be You and Heaven,Texas the best.  This Heart of Mine was the one I haven't finished.

I actually liked most of her others better than Ain't She Sweet. I've read quite a few and they were fun. I wasn't crazy about Fancy Pants, though.

SEP is my favorite romance author. I would really recommend the Stars series, but in order so you get the back story of the characters. I think if you haven't read them in order you can't really appreciate all of her nuances and character development. The Stars order is: It Had To Be You; Heaven, Texas; Nobody's Baby But Mine; Dream A Little Dream; This Heart of Mine; Match Me If You Can; and her latest which is only in hardcover right now Natural Born Charmer.

I have trouble picking a favorite but This Heart of Mine, Nobody's Baby..., Kiss an Angel, and Ain't...are close. The only ones I really didn't care for all that much were Hot Shot, Breathing Room, and Honey Moon.--but other people consider some of those their favorites, it really just depends on your tastes I guess.