Back to the Bedroom

I loved this book!! It reminded me of the Stephanie Plum novels. The character, Elsie, in the book is the prototype for Grandma Mazur in the Plum novels!! A quick and enjoyable read that had me laughing out loud!!

COMEDY, ROMANCE, GOOD PLOT JANET EVANOVICH MISSES NOTHING I FIND HER BOOKS DIFFICULT TO PUT DOWN UNTIL I HAVE FINISHED THEM AND THEY LEAVE ME WITH A GOOD FEELING

Janet Evanovich puts sass into a screwball romance. Two people with completely separate lives find themselves tossed together out of necessity. When a law enforcement issue in the neighborhood unintentionally collides with two people, one a serious, driven musician and the other a laid back fun loving guy the sparks fly. The sparks slowly fan the flames of desire. Amid many very funny mishaps and misunderstandings, (reminiscent of Grant and Hepburn in "Bringing Up Baby") this endearing pair opens their hearts to each other in what is a screwball romance loaded with fun!!!

Even the older stories by Janet Evanovich are wonderful. I highly recommend this audiobook - it is very well done and is so much fun!

Voice performer C. J. Critt has turned in some sterling readings (favorites include "All That Remains," a Kay Scarpetta mystery and, of course, Evanovich's own "Four To Score." ) She's an able actress who easily summons romance, enthusiasm, drama or suspense with the sound of her well trained voice. She adds to her credits with this delivery of "Back To The Bedroom." For those who may not know, before the "Plum" days Janet Evanovich wrote a few romance stories. (Yes, friends, there was life before Stephanie Plum and the zany folk in her retinue). "Back to The Bedroom" is one such story - a little light, a bit funny, and another side to the prolific Evanovich. Katherine Finn is a dedicated musician, and David Dodd is a handsome hunk. Of course, the twain will meet. It was inevitable since they're neighbors - close neighbors. At first it seems the only thing they have in common is the wall that separates them, but we knew romance wasn't far behind. Then, as in all good romance stories there are disagreements until it's kiss and get together again time. (Remember the old William Powell/Myrna Loy movies?) - Gail Cooke