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Jessica “JA”
Singer is a hard working advertising executive with no love
life since her divorce. She has Merlin her bird for company
and her best friend Cath for moral support, if not a good
laugh. Jessica has decided to take an online creative writing
class to help her in the writing of her novel. She is
instantly drawn to her professor and can’t figure out why he
won’t meet her in person, and why he will only give her a C on
every assignment. Cath helps her cook up a plan to find him
and uncover who he is really is, and why he's a recluse.
Brant
Wilson, online professor extraordinaire, hasn’t dated since a
few failed attempts after his wife left him six years ago. He
is intrigued by JA Singer but, he has learned the hard way not
to break his rules for anyone. When he is fallen over,
literally, by an enchanting mid-30 year old he can’t help but
flirt. But, when she reveals herself as JA will he pursue the
attraction or take off for the hills?
Add an
office jerk to the mix, some fun loving and accepting friends
and a love meant to be and you get this wonderful tale.
I found
The Write Man For Her to be a very fun story with a
number of tough subjects dealt with by the author, in a way
that made the entire book pleasurable. I think Ms. Bos not
only dealt with a physical challenge but she also handled the
sexual harassment aspect of the storyline with class. Many
could probably learn from how her character reacted to
things. I enjoyed that banter between the main characters as
well as the secondary ones, and hope that The Write Man
For Her is the first in a number of stories by
Christie Walker Bos that I am going to be able to enjoy. The
more I think about this story the stronger my convictions to
make this one of my July recommended reads. |