Mixed Messages

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Summary: disappointed and sleeping in seatle
Review: As much as I enjoy most of Linda Lael Miller's books this was one of her all time worst. I rated it one because zero wasn't an option. Weak plot and characters, it seemed these two characters were only interested in the mutual sex they shared, which was OK but without depth or emotion it was SO pointless. I become very annoyed with these great authors such as Nora Roberts, Elizabeth Lowell, Sandra Brown and of course Linda L Miller who re-release this drivel and we buy it expecting so much more. Keep an eye on those publishing dates, to be sure.

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Summary: Mixed Messages
Review: Having read many of Linda Lael Miller's books, I found Mixed Messages a complete delight. Even though the longer novels usually interest me most, the story of Carly and Mark had so much spark and wonderful chemistry, I couldn't help but find it one of my favorites. It's great to see a determined female use her brain and help both she and her man win at the game of love and life. The story has just enough character development and conflict to make this a great romance read. Can't wait for more Miller romance like this.

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Summary: Boring!
Review: This book made no sense. She goes from being an advice columnist (a poor one) to being an investigative reporter in about 12 seconds. Hard to believe, especially someone who was so shallow and lugged a makeup case with her everywhere she went! There was no chemistry between the two lead characters, no reason given as to why they were attracted to each other, and virtually no plot development. Not worth the read, glad I bought it used!

Rating:
Summary: Boring!
Review: This book made no sense. She goes from being an advice columnist (a poor one) to being an investigative reporter in about 12 seconds. Hard to believe, especially someone who was so shallow and lugged a makeup case with her everywhere she went! There was no chemistry between the two lead characters, no reason given as to why they were attracted to each other, and virtually no plot development. Not worth the read, glad I bought it used!