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Clear As Glass

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A wonderful book with witty banter between the two main characters! Jaye has extracted herself from a relationship with a man who cheated on her with numerous women (yeah...he has an addiction issue) and she is running away to find herself. Her father is all business and her mother is hiding all emotion, making Jane feel unloved and unlovable.

Jaye takes a contract job at Blake Glassware to create a marketing plan and website that will expand their company. Her first meeting with Mitch is at the side of a deserted road, in the dark, with a flat tire and he coming to help....and she hits him in the crotch with her flashlight! From there, Jaye learns Mitch did not agree to his father's contract with Jaye, and she's being roomed at his house! Laughs were plentiful from this point forward.

Jaye and Mitch start with a fun bet and progress to find they care about each other. It seemed that it wasn't long that Mitch was staking a claim on Jaye (something which I occasionally found a little creepy as it was only a couple weeks before he was showing jealousy and demanding full answers from her)! However, Jaye finds in Mitch, a man willing to accept her as herself vs. being her father's daughter. Mitch finds in Jaye, someone who listens and accepts him with all his flaws.

Lynn Kellan is a new author for me, and I will be looking at other books written by her. This book was a great stand-alone and fun, laugh-out-loud read.

Thank you to Netgalley for the opportunity to read and review this book.

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