Going Overboard (Harlequin Love & Laughter, 31)

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Summary: A cruise on the Titanic, anyone?
Review: A holiday on a houseboat. To Andi, it sounded like the perfect way to spend some time with her pregnant little sister Nicole, before the big day. She hadn't counted on getting stuck on the Moby Dick of houseboats without a pilot. But when she found herself marooned with gorgeous but incredibly stuffy Chance Jefferson, her hormones went into overdrive

After a near case of shipwreck and an emergency class in Childbirth 101, Chance knew he was in over his head. It wouldn't have been so bad if he'd been able to keep his hands off his irritating but oh, so sexy shipmate. After all, he knew he'd eventually find a way off the houseboat from hell. But if he fell for Andi, would he sink or swim?

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Summary: Romantic Times Review
Review: A woman who has never settled on a career is feeling the need to settle down as her younger sister marries and gets pregnant. When her sister and brother-in-law try to fix her up with a workaholic businessman it seems certain one of them will be GOING OVERBOARD (4). Vicki Lewis Thompson delivers great comic timing in both dialog and the even more difficult physical comedy.