Manhunting by Jennifer Crusie
This is a fast, fun novel by Crusie, that, while enjoyable enough at the time, was actually pretty unmemorable in terms of characters or story.
Kate is searching for a man to complete her life - a rich, successful man to complement her own career-driven style, so she heads to a resort to try and snag one. Naturally, things go awry, and she ends up with an unexpected man in her life after all...
Funny at times, and very cute, this is a quick read that will fill the hours, but won't be much remembered after you close the book. Not one of Crusie's strongest efforts, but still enjoyable...
Note: I listened to the audio edition, narrated by Renee Raudman. I really struggled to get used to her voice, but over the course of the discs, she improved on me, but it was a fight at first...
This is a fast, fun novel by Crusie, that, while enjoyable enough at the time, was actually pretty unmemorable in terms of characters or story.
Kate is searching for a man to complete her life - a rich, successful man to complement her own career-driven style, so she heads to a resort to try and snag one. Naturally, things go awry, and she ends up with an unexpected man in her life after all...
Funny at times, and very cute, this is a quick read that will fill the hours, but won't be much remembered after you close the book. Not one of Crusie's strongest efforts, but still enjoyable...
Note: I listened to the audio edition, narrated by Renee Raudman. I really struggled to get used to her voice, but over the course of the discs, she improved on me, but it was a fight at first...
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