
Perfect Partners
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Narrated by:
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Amy McFadden
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By:
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Jayne Ann Krentz
Midwestern librarian Letitia Thornquist didn't have the right stuff to run Thornquist Gear, Inc. That was the bottom-line opinion of Joel Blackstone, the seasoned CEO who had built the small Seattle sporting goods store into an industry giant. But Letty's rich Uncle Charlie willed her the company, and now she was bubbling with enthusiasm to have Joel, a perfect mentor, show her the ropes.
Teaching her the business was all Joel grudgingly planned to do... until the sensuous curves under Letty's navy suit and the unabashed desire in her wide, innocent eyes left him longing for a personal kind of merger. Soon his sizzling kisses convinced her that she wasn't in Kansas anymore. But no matter how skilled Joel was in the art of love, Letty knew she was at risk in his arms. Behind his tough facade she sensed a world of hurt that cried out for her warmth and understanding.
She realized the "L" word might never be spoken if trust didn't make them perfect partners 9 to 5.... and in the loving after-hours of midnight to dawn. In a witty, classical duel of romance and ambition, Jayne Ann Krentz deftly portrays two fiery opposites caught by an irresistible attraction...in a deliciously spicy tale of life at the top and love in the depths of the heart.
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Of its type, this is well-written but it shows its age in that the male lead does not at all consider the female lead to be his equal nor legitimately a decision-maker.
This novel now is 30 years old. Obsolete he-man male lead in style.
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Well-written
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An old favorite reborn!
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Read 8 times since it was first released
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Mystery and romance
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Fast and sweet
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A couple of nits: the CEO is generally considered the highest ranking manager in a company and that president is the second-highest ranking. That was reversed here. For a (c)1992 book, it ought to have been caught by the editor. The over use of “boss” got wearing.
Reporting to the librarian
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Skip this one
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The thing I found to be the saddest factor, is just how many men STILL behave like this 40 years later.
Another one that I was grateful was free
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all in all
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