He's a womanizer with little to no respect for women. Joe is the biggest douche canoe that has ever graced the pages of fiction. I have never been so tempted to give a one star rating on a book I actually finished before. He also quoted Clint Eastwood and could imitate a ringing phone perfectly.gave me lots of chuckles.Įven though this was light and funny it was well written and developed, pack some emotional scenes including a love triangle (fav of mine) and gave new twists and freshness to the opposites attract story line. Sam watched Jerry Springer all day, so he had some great lines. The show stealer for me was Joe's human like parrot, Sam. It did set her up for major heartbreak, but building to that climax was exciting. I liked that Gab was more openminded than Joe and realized way before him that he was for her. Of course this puts them into many compromising positions which builds hot, hot, hot sexual tension.
He poses as her handyman for her shop and her boyfriend. Gabrielle's business partner is under investigation for laundering priceless antiques and art work, so the cops force Gab into being Joe's informant.
She is into oils, kismet, auras, and Yanni. Gabrielle owns an antique store and is of the "new age" thinking. He is traditional, somewhat chauvinistic, he wants a wife that feeds him, cleans his socks and takes care of him.
Joe is a cop, not really satisfied with his job and also thinking maybe its time to settle down, have a family, and pacify his busy body sisters and mom.
It Must be Love was about opposites attract and fit the bill. Rachel Gibson is a go to author for me when I need a fun, upbeat story, she always delivers.
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