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When life hands her lemons, she makes a French martini. Life is one big party for event planner Isabel Serranti. Armed with cell and laptop, she�s game to field any fete�including her next nearly impossible gig: an impromptu themed party. Five hundred guests? (No problem.) On a country estate? (Lovely!) Near her girlhood home and hosted by her infamous childhood tormentor Simon Monkwell? (Uh-oh. . . .) Luckily, Simon is away for most of the planning, which leaves Izzy to cope with his kindly, eccentric family and their curious secrets. But when Simon�looking good enough to eat�makes a surprise visit, he�s not quite the wretched oaf she remembers. And he needs her help to pull off something daring that requires clever planning, devious imagination, and a lot of panache. Naturally, they�ll be working together very, very closely. . . . �Hilarious and touching.� �Romantic Times, about Playing James From the Trade Paperback edition. (less)
When life hands her lemons, she makes a French martini. Life is one big party for event planner Isabel Serranti. Armed with cell and laptop, she�s game to field any fete�including her next nearly impossible gig: an impromptu themed (…more)
I gave this one 3 stars, and then I realized that had I read this one before The Hating Game I would have rated it 4 stars. Have you ever rated a book less on its own merits and more on its comparison to another?
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