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By Leanne Banks

-pgs: 288

Another great tale of romance and intrigue. In this story, the main character Delilah Montague has to come to terms with her painful past to see the bright future she could have in her life. Also, Montague has to deal with a man who is blackmailing her, a loud neighbor who makes all his noise at night, a baby that someone left with her, a hectic business and her mentor’s daughter who is convinced that she is no good. To sum up, Delilah’s life is very hectic. This book is an excellent read when you think in terms of popular fiction. It flows well and the conflict keeps you involved until the end. I did find some parts to be reminiscent of previous works I have read like the abandoned baby is very similar to the plot line in Janet Evanovich’s Thanksgiving. This was equally amusing to me because on the last two stories I have read by Banks Evanovich is quoted. However, this is a forgivable “borrowing” that Banks does. In conclusion, if you are interested in some fun fiction with a strong female character, this is the book to choose.

By Leanne Banks

-pgs: 338

I found this tale to be very enjoyable. It was charming, witty and funny. The author maintained suspense and kept you interested in the conclusion of the tale. The story is about a young girl whose rich boss goes away for six weeks and gives her the impossible job of finding a husband for his daughter. His daughter has already had the professional help of matchmakers, stylists, internet dating, etc. and has always struck out. She seems like a lost cause. Katie, the young secretary, really wants to succeed in this task because her boss has promised her a hefty bonus and she needs the money for her family. Little does she expect that she will also find love as she journeys through this tale. This story is quick-paced, enjoyable, light, and part of a new genre of literature I have discovered called Chick-Lit. A great easy read that keeps you turning the pages!!