How to Win the Dating War (Mills & Boon Modern)
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How To Win The Dating War
In the men's corner...Cutter Thompson - Miami's hottest ex-racing car driver- believes that action always speaks louder than words. Participating in a celebrity dating completion, where his every text is analysed to death, is his worst nightmare!
Flying the flag for the girls... Divorcee Jessica Wilson has built her life - and her dating service! - on the premise that communication is the key to happiness. Cutter might not think he needs her help to flirt successfully, but her professional radar says otherwise...
But this battle of the sexes gets complicated by an intense, sizzling attraction! Will it be game, set and ....match made in heaven?
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Jane E. (UK)
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There are books rated 5 star that frankly you wonder what the reviewer actually read as they are poorly written and barely have a storyline - and there are books like this! I am half way through but totally captured... banter between the romantic leads is essential in my book and this has it. Cutter (don't be put off by the racing driver scenario in the blurb - he is retired through injury!) is intelligent, oozes sex appeal and has a cunning plan to woo his lady. Jessica is a divorcee looking for Mr. Right and has the ONE all mapped out - but not Cutter.
Need I say more? Enjoy.
IMO up there with Sarah Morgan.
Need I say more? Enjoy.
IMO up there with Sarah Morgan.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
I absolutely loved this book. It's smart, funny, touching, and wonderfully well-written. I loved the flirty banter. I loved the realistic journey of two total opposites finding their happily ever after. Honestly, I loved everything about it!
Okay, I've used 'loved' four times now. You get the picture.
I highly recommend How to Win the Dating War!
Okay, I've used 'loved' four times now. You get the picture.
I highly recommend How to Win the Dating War!
Format:Paperback
This story of a stock car racer and a dating service organiser could have been exciting, but just failed to hold my interest. However I don't watch reality shows or use social media so another person might get more out of it than I did.
HOW TO WIN THE DATING WAR tells of Cutter Thompson, a former stock car racing driver who earned millions but was severely injured while making a dubious move to win a race. He had no second career lined up so he just works on a Barracuda he's been restoring, grease, overalls, injured hands and all. Jessica Wilson walks into his Florida garage in an attempt to interest Cutter in a charity publicity stunt, and wins him over despite his initial reluctance. She must have realised that her good looks and snappy dressing had something to do with it. But he's brash and chauvinistic. Her own marriage failed and she runs a dating service.
The charity idea turns out to be various women interacting with Cutter over a week by online social media and texting, answering questions about what they think makes a good relationship. Followers of the stunt will vote for who gets to date the man. At this point the author lost me. It may be that she had something serious to say about the nature of modern interaction, or she may have been trying humour - certainly at the end of the contest she managed it. Jessica goes out on Cutter's boat and enjoys his company, which seems a much more sensible way to date.
In an unlikely move, as Cutter has agreed to not date until the stunt is over, Jessica suddenly can't wait a week to have a fling with him in the seat of his car, which sounds very uncomfortable. She over-analyses and controls so after a few days she decides that a relationship with Cutter would be good for her. In a more likely and admirable move, Cutter gives a job to a troubled teen who has been illegally racing cars and needs some authority figure in his life.
HOW TO WIN THE DATING WAR tells of Cutter Thompson, a former stock car racing driver who earned millions but was severely injured while making a dubious move to win a race. He had no second career lined up so he just works on a Barracuda he's been restoring, grease, overalls, injured hands and all. Jessica Wilson walks into his Florida garage in an attempt to interest Cutter in a charity publicity stunt, and wins him over despite his initial reluctance. She must have realised that her good looks and snappy dressing had something to do with it. But he's brash and chauvinistic. Her own marriage failed and she runs a dating service.
The charity idea turns out to be various women interacting with Cutter over a week by online social media and texting, answering questions about what they think makes a good relationship. Followers of the stunt will vote for who gets to date the man. At this point the author lost me. It may be that she had something serious to say about the nature of modern interaction, or she may have been trying humour - certainly at the end of the contest she managed it. Jessica goes out on Cutter's boat and enjoys his company, which seems a much more sensible way to date.
In an unlikely move, as Cutter has agreed to not date until the stunt is over, Jessica suddenly can't wait a week to have a fling with him in the seat of his car, which sounds very uncomfortable. She over-analyses and controls so after a few days she decides that a relationship with Cutter would be good for her. In a more likely and admirable move, Cutter gives a job to a troubled teen who has been illegally racing cars and needs some authority figure in his life.
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