The Golden Chance

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Summary: Jayne Ann never fails to impress me....
Review: Take one very independant woman and a stubborn, but "worth-the-effort" kind of guy, and you get a wonderfully illustrated story that just leaps off of the pages and lights up the imagination. I loved how Phila Fox was able to stick to her guns and ferret out the truth of the situation, without totally losing it all by just falling in love with the hero and forgetting everything else, like other heroines in other novels do. Keep writing Jayne! And if anyone else is looking for a romance that is not too wishy-washy and doesn't make you think of flowers and perfume.....this one's definitely for you!

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Summary: Yikes
Review: This is the book that got me reading modern time romance books. The storyline might be trite but buy it anyway, just for the way she tells the characters about themselves.

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Summary: Addictive
Review: This is the book that got me reading modern time romance books. The storyline might be trite but buy it anyway, just for the way she tells the characters about themselves.

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Summary: Among the very best of contemporary romances
Review: This is, as far as I'm concerned, one of the best contemporary romances ever written. The heroine isn't a flake like most of Krentz's heroines, but is smart and very feisty. The hero, Nick, is what's special, though: Instead of her usual man of mystery or engineer with frozen emotions, Krentz has created a vibrant hero who's loving, humorous, and strong but not pushy; he's a masterpiece, and the tenderness of the relationship between him and the heroine, Philadelphia, is deeply moving. Among my all-time favorites.

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Summary: This book rocks!
Review: This was one of the best books I've ever read! The characters seemed like real people and not just characters. I've read other books by Jayne Ann Krentz, and I enjoyed all of them, but this one was the best by far.

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Summary: This book rocks!
Review: This was one of the best books I've ever read! The characters seemed like real people and not just characters. I've read other books by Jayne Ann Krentz, and I enjoyed all of them, but this one was the best by far.