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Remmie Grin is a self-sufficient dentist who has her life right where she wants it.
That is, until handsome, flirty Dr. Victor Barrett moves in next door. He constantly bugs her about selling her practice to him—but she’s not budging.
How can she convince him to leave her alone when all she really wants him to do is kiss her again?
Author Bio: Ruth J. Hartman is a romance author as well as a licensed dental hygienist. She writes sweet, humorous romance novels. Often times they revolve around dentistry, cats, or both. She lives in rural Indiana with her husband of 29 years, and two extremely spoiled, fat cats. More about her books can be found at her website: www.ruthjhartman.blogspot.com
Remmie Grin is a self-sufficient dentist who has her life right where she wants it.
That is, until handsome, flirty Dr. Victor Barrett moves in next door. He constantly bugs her about selling her practice to him—but she’s not budging.
How can she convince him to leave her alone when all she really wants him to do is kiss her again?
Author Bio: Ruth J. Hartman is a romance author as well as a licensed dental hygienist. She writes sweet, humorous romance novels. Often times they revolve around dentistry, cats, or both. She lives in rural Indiana with her husband of 29 years, and two extremely spoiled, fat cats. More about her books can be found at her website: www.ruthjhartman.blogspot.com
Reviews:
A delightful book, even better than the others I've reviewed. In
fact, I'd say this is Ruth's best so far! There...is that committing
myself enough? The dialogue between Victor and Remmie, from the first
quip about her name to the last line is sharp and fast and full of wit.
The scenes with Remmie's cats and felinophobe Victor are amusing, and
the whole story moves at a pace which makes you want to keep reading
without taking a breath between words
My favourite scene was the impromptu date at the movies -- the
hero's erstwhile attempts to gain the heroine's favour, and her feisty
resistance, are nothing less than perfect. The back-and-forth banter
reminds me of the courtship of Gilbert Blythe and Anne of Green Gables.
Hartman has a direct line into my youthful daydreams about being an
independent woman and falling in love
In Grin and Barrett, when two dentists are after the same location
sparks fly.This was a fun read filled with good old fashioned romance.
Great Book, I loved it! If you like your loves stories with a lot of sass and humor. GET THIS BOOK!
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