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Anonymous
Posted September 28, 2003
Another Great One
Another great one from susan mallery the second book is just as great as the first...I love when she does family books that connect you will enjoy it
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Jennifer54NY
Posted February 3, 2012
Great book
I recently got hooked on Susan Maller's books & I love this series.
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Anonymous
Posted December 2, 2011
Awesome!
Part 2 of the Marcelli sisters...the story continues.
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Sassy and Sexy
I love the Marcelli family. This large,extended Italian/Irish family owns a world famous winery near Santa Barbara and there are four unmarried daughters; Katie, Francesca and Brenna (twins) and Mia. The Sassy One is Francesca's story. Married young and now a widow; she has decided to get her masters and while working on her thesis runs straight into the arms of Sam Reese the owner of a multi-million dollar security company. Sparks fly immediately and they decide to enter into a 'no-strings' relationship. Everything is great until Sam finds out he has a twelve year old daughter and Francesca turns up pregnant (even though the used protection). This is only my second Susan Mallery book -- the Sparkling One is Katies story and just as sexy as this one. The story is full of twists and turns and lots of hot sex! They girls are beauties and the men hot & hunky. I highly recommend any Susan Mallery books.
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Loved this Susan Mallery Series
This one was enjoyable because Francesca was so quirky and Sam was so straight laced. The vast difference between the two had the sparks flying. The relationship between the large Marcelli family is heartwarming and fun.
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Anonymous
Posted January 4, 2010
The Sassy One
This was a surprisingly great read! I've tried one of her books in the past and was not impressed. But, this book wss well written and kept me engrossed the whole day. I read it all the way through. I highly recommend this great book!
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Anonymous
Posted April 20, 2009
excellent
must read all in series
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An enjoyable romance
In Santa Barbara, research student widow Francesca Marcelli fakes being pregnant as part of an experiment to see if people would help her deliver packages. Males ignore her and females nod in empathy, but no one stops to assist her. When she reaches the empty offices of Malcolm and White Data Tech, she meets the CEO of Security International, Sam Reese. He takes her into his office, feeds her, and offers to hold the packages for now. She admits that she is a social psychology grad student wearing a fake device to emulate pregnancy.
Sam takes Francesca to dinner as they are attracted to one another. However, neither wants a long-term relationship though both their families encourage the widowed Francesca and the divorced Sam to marry. Even love may prove too weak to keep this couple together.
Though his ex returning seems only to raise unnecessary tension, fans will enjoy the second Marcelli sister tale. The story line is fun as the estrogen as in the first tale (see THE SPARKLING ONE) is at a fever pitch as it was with the first novel. The lead couple is a fine pair, who claims there not in love, but we, the families and Susan Mallory know better.
Harriet Klausner
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