Skirting the Issue

Other than that, everything seems to wrap up nicely for this book. I love tall heroines, and ah the layers of family-related emotional depth. Usually the misunderstandings in a story are annoying, but this book keeps them understandable. You can see actual rational for them, instead of a desperate grab to think the worst possible.

Skirting the Issue is what happens when a hard-core feminist meets a good-time charmer. I was laughing from the first page and could not put the book down until I finished it. Samantha Baldwin, who goes by "Sam," is a top saleswoman for a hotel chain. Sexy Josh Crandall is her old-time rival who has just quit his job as a salesman to start his own consulting firm. Sparks fly when his first assignment is for her company. He talks her boss into sending her to a boot camp for recovering feminists while she is working for a promotion. This short funny book touches on serious women's issues, including the question "Why is it the woman that always has to sacrifice her career?" This book is another winner by Heather MacAllister.