debbie jacobson

Fun, Flirty, and Sexy A great mix, and match of character. I Loved It!

All of the Highlanders were fun to read, alot of sexy packed into those books, just takes your mind to another place, isn't that what fun books are supposed to do??????? Don't think I could pick just one Highlander though, Loved all Five.

Love all of Susan Elizabeths Books This is one of my very favorites!!!!!!!!!!!! It all starts with a quick witted damsel in a beaver costume, and a bored and cocky Chicago Stars football player.. What Fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I don't know why, but I have re-read all of Susan Elizabeth Phillips (SEVERAL) times because they all have parts that make me laugh out loud, and this one was no exception. Jane Darlington dancing for Cal Bonner was a little painful to listen to and oh sooooo very funny!!!!!!!!!!!

I did not read the Chicago Stars Series in order and this was the last one I read. Although each books stands on its own, it was nice to see how Phoebe Summerville Started it all. Her love of her family(Molly) her man(Dan) and The Chicago Stars team members. She is one loveable character. Loved It!

This was my very first Susan Elizabeth Phillips read. I was listening at work, and actually voluntered for overtime because I didn't want to stop. SEP is so talented, she gets me. As long as she writes, I will continue to read and or listen. Molly and Kevin had such a unique beginning and an overall touching and witty connection.

Typical Susan Elizabeth Phillips. Fun, Frisky. A Great Read! Wish she could Write a little faster.

Spunky, funny and Delightful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kenny he was such a laid back wise guy!

Anna Field's is like no other!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love everything.

At first I was a little surprised in the beginng the scenes so inventive, but all was making sense by the end. No regrets!

PIcking up one of the troubleshooters books was by accident, but once I found out there was a series, I was estatic. I even read most of them out of order. Love, Love, Love. all of them.