Anyone But You

Cupid takes many forms...

Book Summary: 

For Nina Askew, turning forty means freedom—from the ex-husband, freedom from their stuffy suburban home, freedom to focus on what she wants for a change. And what she wants is something her ex always vetoed—a puppy. A bouncy, adorable puppy.

Instead she gets…Fred.

Overweight, middle-aged, a bit smelly and obviously depressed, Fred is light-years from perky. But he does manage to put Nina in the path of Alex Moore, her gorgeous, younger-by-a-decade neighbor.

Alex seems perfect—he’s a sexy, seemingly sane, surprisingly single E.R. doctor—but the age gap convinces Nina that anyone but Alex would be better relationship material. But with every silver-haired stiff she dates, the more she suspects it’s the young, dog-loving doc she wants to sit and stay!

My Review:

Incredibly short read but a wonderful way to enjoy the evening.
 
If you are looking for something to read in the tub, on the beach, or on the subway (depending on where you live) – this book is perfect. It’s about a 40 year old divorcee who is reclaiming her life after choosing herself and her happiness over her rich and successful lawyer of a husband (who put more effort into his career than he did his marriage).
 
She’s got the job, the apartment, and now she has Fred – a wonderful part beagle, part basset, part matchmaker. The problem? Fred, has fetched her a 30 year old that lives in the apartment below her (come on – it’s a romantic comedy, what else would you expect)?

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+ 139 Total Pages

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+ 4.5 Star Review

Book Features

Romance Category

Stranges to Lovers, Age Difference

Spicy Factor

Hot!

Formats Available

Hardback, Audiobook, and eBook

Part of Series?

At the time of this publishing, no.

About the Book Author

Jennifer Crusie

Jennifer Crusie was researching her dissertation on the differences in the way men and women tell stories when she got sidetracked into writing romance novels.

Her first book was published in 1993 (which pretty much finished off any hope of her getting that PhD) and her twenty-second book, Maybe This Time, came out in August of 2010, all of which she considers a minor miracle, especially since she is also a New York Times, USA Today and Publisher’s Weekly bestseller and a two-time Rita award winner.

Jenny is currently working on her new Liz Danger mystery series. She is a very happy woman.

Connect with Jennifer Crusie

Official Site: https://jennycrusie.com

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