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Title: Designing Woman
Author: Elaine Raco Chase
Narrator: Sheila Book
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 26 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-05-12
Publisher: Elaine Raco Chase
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 14 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
What had come over her? Exactly who was she - Brandy, lady of the night? Or B. J. Abbott, architect, whose dreams were filled not with erotic languor, but with visions of concrete and steel? Cast in an unfamiliar role, she had chosen to play it to the hilt, and loved the part...unaware that it would throw her into emotional chaos.
The romance for every woman who's never had the nerve - a rousing passionate battle of the sexes takes place as each tries to outdo the other in a witty, erotic contest of wills! Feel the heat when Brandy plays into Griffen's male fantasy and becomes the smoldering, uninhibited lady of the night.
Brandy Abbott decided to teach Griffen St. Clair a lesson when he assumed to know so much about her and pronounced her the queen of seducers. Outraged, she chose to play it to the hilt, and found herself loving the part. What she didn't count on was the fact he was soon to be her boss and her lover - and a man who needed to be taught a lesson about women.
Soon she was thrown into emotional chaos and forced to choose between two of the sweetest things life offered: surrender and revenge!
Members Reviews:
Sweet Romance with cigarettes and tight clothes
Brandy (B. J.) Abbott is an architect. Well, she was until she quit, being unable to take her bosss schemes and chauvinism any longer. She helps her older half-brother out for a bit at his fancy restaurant (one she designed) while hunting around for a new job. She still has to complete her internship in order to get her architect license. Her brother gives her a lead: Mr. Griffen St. Clair is looking for an architect to design the condos he plans to put in on Daytona Beach. There will be fireworks between Brandy and St. Clair.
It was a quick read and it was cute. While I read a wide range of genres, I have to admit I have yet to fall in love with the contemporary romance genre. With that said, this book held my interest long enough to finish it mostly because of the humor. Its a sweet romance full of misunderstandings and two people toying with fantasies.
From various things speckled throughout the story, I think this novel is set in the 1980s or so. Smoking is prevalent, including in restaurants. Brandy goes on and on about the male dominated architect world. Theres no cell phones.
For the first half of the book, the reader doesnt have confirmation that Griffen, a random guy who overheard Brandy arguing with her boss, is the same Mr. St. Clair who praises her (B. J. Abbott) over the phone on her portfolio. But since it is in the books blurb, and it is also pretty obvious in the plot, I feel OK mentioning it here.
Now Mr. St. Clair has a really low voice over the phone that B. J. Abbott (the only name St. Clair knows her by) finds very sexy. But when they bump into each other in a restaurant (Brandy is playing hostess and Griffen is getting a drink), they dont recognize each other at all. Now since their professional relationship has been solely by phone at this point, I was OK with it. But as they keep interacting in person and they dont put it together, I found that a little bit of a stretch. Since it lead to comedic relief later, I can live with it.
The book has a lot of teasing and flirting. Eventually we get to some steamier scenes, which I liked. The characters eventually have sex at the end of the book, which is a rather brief scene and not particularly descriptive.
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Title: Designing Woman
Author: Elaine Raco Chase
Narrator: Sheila Book
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 26 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-05-12
Publisher: Elaine Raco Chase
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 14 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
What had come over her? Exactly who was she - Brandy, lady of the night? Or B. J. Abbott, architect, whose dreams were filled not with erotic languor, but with visions of concrete and steel? Cast in an unfamiliar role, she had chosen to play it to the hilt, and loved the part...unaware that it would throw her into emotional chaos.
The romance for every woman who's never had the nerve - a rousing passionate battle of the sexes takes place as each tries to outdo the other in a witty, erotic contest of wills! Feel the heat when Brandy plays into Griffen's male fantasy and becomes the smoldering, uninhibited lady of the night.
Brandy Abbott decided to teach Griffen St. Clair a lesson when he assumed to know so much about her and pronounced her the queen of seducers. Outraged, she chose to play it to the hilt, and found herself loving the part. What she didn't count on was the fact he was soon to be her boss and her lover - and a man who needed to be taught a lesson about women.
Soon she was thrown into emotional chaos and forced to choose between two of the sweetest things life offered: surrender and revenge!
Members Reviews:
Sweet Romance with cigarettes and tight clothes
Brandy (B. J.) Abbott is an architect. Well, she was until she quit, being unable to take her bosss schemes and chauvinism any longer. She helps her older half-brother out for a bit at his fancy restaurant (one she designed) while hunting around for a new job. She still has to complete her internship in order to get her architect license. Her brother gives her a lead: Mr. Griffen St. Clair is looking for an architect to design the condos he plans to put in on Daytona Beach. There will be fireworks between Brandy and St. Clair.
It was a quick read and it was cute. While I read a wide range of genres, I have to admit I have yet to fall in love with the contemporary romance genre. With that said, this book held my interest long enough to finish it mostly because of the humor. Its a sweet romance full of misunderstandings and two people toying with fantasies.
From various things speckled throughout the story, I think this novel is set in the 1980s or so. Smoking is prevalent, including in restaurants. Brandy goes on and on about the male dominated architect world. Theres no cell phones.
For the first half of the book, the reader doesnt have confirmation that Griffen, a random guy who overheard Brandy arguing with her boss, is the same Mr. St. Clair who praises her (B. J. Abbott) over the phone on her portfolio. But since it is in the books blurb, and it is also pretty obvious in the plot, I feel OK mentioning it here.
Now Mr. St. Clair has a really low voice over the phone that B. J. Abbott (the only name St. Clair knows her by) finds very sexy. But when they bump into each other in a restaurant (Brandy is playing hostess and Griffen is getting a drink), they dont recognize each other at all. Now since their professional relationship has been solely by phone at this point, I was OK with it. But as they keep interacting in person and they dont put it together, I found that a little bit of a stretch. Since it lead to comedic relief later, I can live with it.
The book has a lot of teasing and flirting. Eventually we get to some steamier scenes, which I liked. The characters eventually have sex at the end of the book, which is a rather brief scene and not particularly descriptive.