Good Girls Don't

This is an excellent book! I love every book that I've read by Kelly St. John. It's a supenseful book, one you'll have a hard time putting down. You'll want to keep reading to see what will happen in the end.

This book had it all. The book was steamy and funny and it had a plot that was to die for. Kelley St. John is one of my favorite authors and this book is what made her a favorite. Don't pass the book up.

Colette (Lettie) Campbell can hardly believe it when her job at My Alibi leads her to call Bill Brannon, the guy who was her best friend in high school but who pushed for turning the relationship in a romantic direction as she was getting ready to move away from home. Now Bill still wants more, and Lettie is willing to give it to him. There is one slight problem--as part of the My Alibi job, she's had to lie to him about where she lives, what she does, and about where his niece is staying. Lettie knows this isn't the perfect way to start, or re-start a relationship, but Bill is even more of a hunk than she remembered and the sex definitely sets off fireworks like Lettie hasn't known since--well, since forever. Still that lying thing, Lettie just knows it's going to come back and bite her. Meanwhile, Lettie's sister, Amy, a sex-toy designer, has been trying to stay clear of co-worker Landon Brooks. Amy has persuaded herself that toys are better than men, but Landon has other ideas. Of course, Amy has some pretty convincing toys--but Landon can do some convincing of his own. In her debut novel, author Kelley St. John delivers a super-sexy and super-funny charmer of a story. Lettie and Amy support each other totally as they explore the wild side, and also fantasize about relationships that just might be a bit more than wild. Add in a fun co-worker who just needs to meet the man who melts vibrators and you've got a great cast of characters. St. John takes the reader on a Wheelie ride of emotion--from laugh-out-loud to that little choke in your throat, and then back to laughing. If you're looking for a sexy and fun read (and who isn't?) GOOD GIRLS DON'T is just what you need.

For all you chick-lit fans out there, heads up! There's a new kid on the block and she totally rocks with her very sexy debut novel that also gives a whole lot of heart - GOOD GIRLS DON'T! Colette Campbell's dream was to own her own lingerie boutique, but in the meantime she works for `My Alibi', a company that lies for cheaters. Life just got complicated when her sister Amy, a sex toy designer, brings Colette an 18 year old client who just wants a week alone with her boyfriend without her guardian uncle knowing about it. Even worse, the uncle turns out to be Bill Brannon, Colette's very best and only friend from her school days. Colette hates lying to Bill and shouldn't compromise a client but as their reunion heats up to a truly `smoking' no holds barred level the only obstacle between them and happily ever after would be those alibi's! Original, fast-paced, sexy and sassy are but a few adjectives to describe this very full and robust chick-lit debut. As a bonus, you'll also enjoy the sexy love story between Amy and her sex-toy colleague. The dialogs are outrageously funny, especially the one that Bill got an earful of when Colette forgot to turn off her cell phone. Most fans of the sexy chick-lit romance genre are sure to find this a very amusing and extremely pleasing read! Highly recommended! Marilyn, [...]

When Lettie Campbell agrees to do her sister a favor and take her sister's friend on as a client, she never expects that Erika's uncle was her best friend in high school. Lettie lies for a living. Her job at My Alibi, which she hates, is to provide people with alibi's when they are really supposed to be somewhere else. So, when her client Erika wants to get away with the boyfriend that she knows her uncle doesn't approve of, Lettie provides her alibi. But once she discovers that it's Bill she's lying to, things become very complicated. Lettie and Bill haven't seen each other since high school, but once they meet again sparks fly and they find themselves falling in love. Lettie knows she has to tell Bill the truth, but she's given Erika her word. Can Lettie convince Erika to confess before Bill finds out the truth some other way? Good Girl's Don't is the first time I've had the pleasure of reading Kelley St. John, but it definitely won't be the last. Lettie and Bill have chemistry from the moment they meet again. They also have an emotional connection that is endangered by the lies that Lettie sees no way out of, and which seem to snowball onward. Lettie desperately wants Erika to tell Bill the truth, especially as she falls more and more in love with him. Plus there is a secondary romance for Lettie's sister Amy that is not to be missed. A must-have, Good Girls Don't is a fun and sexy contemporary romance I highly recommend! Melissa Reviewed For Joyfully Reviewed