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Loose Screws (Red Dress Ink (Numbered Paperback)) [Paperback]

Karen Templeton


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5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful Read! 9 Jan 2003
By Delores McCarter - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
In order to get away from my own personal drama, I deviated from non-fiction books after the holidays and picked up LOOSE SCREWS. Wow, I'm hooked. This book is so funny and real. Take it from a single woman with drama in her life too (but not THAT bad though). I like Karen Templeton's style of writing. She definately has a gift for not only drawing the reader into the plot but incorporating the reader into the story. She is a very polished writer and is an inspiration to me. I was so impressed by her style that I may even dust off my old writings and try hone my craft one day. If I could only find the time between episodes in my OWN life. (smile) Enjoy the book! I certainly did.
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4.0 out of 5 stars What more can go wrong for Ginger. 21 Sep 2002
By Lizzie - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
Ginger is a woman is 30 and getting married to the man she thinks is Mr. Right. Well after her fiance dumps her at the altar and she finds out a few days later that her boss is dead and then her too perfect sublet of an apartment is about to go too, Ginger wonders what a girl is to do.

During all of Ginger is dealing with getting a new job, a new place and trying to keep her cool. When talking with the police about her bosses death it is there she meets Nick a man she met years ago at her cousins wedding.

When Ginger has tried to everything she can to keep her life in check, she realize she is going to have to move back in with her mother and grandmother. There is where the story starts to pick up. Ginger's mother is a riot and her grandmother is there to give Ginger some advice that helps her out.

This was a cute and quick RDI read. Overall I really enjoyed this book and found it to be funny and a light read.

7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Nothing screwy about this one! 30 Oct 2003
By Dianna Johnston - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
I love it when a book from which you expect no great shakes turns out to be great! Usually the Red Dress Ink books are light and easy reads, nothing taxing, and enjoyable for what they are - brain candy, fluff, bonafide chick lit. So when I encounter one that offers something a little bit more, I always get a tad bit excited....

Loose Screws begins with 30-year-old Ginger Petrocelli drinking herself into oblivion on her supposed wedding day. Being stood up at the altar doesn't do much for the self-esteem, and Ginger's missing fiancé didn't have the guts to dump her face-to-face. However, it seems that no one has seen Greg lately - well, within the past couple of days anyway - and a knock at Ginger's door brings her past rushing up to greet her. A police officer - a one-night stand deflowering from ten years ago - is on the other side of the door to inform Ginger not to leave town while they search for Greg.

But that's not the least of her problems. From that moment on, Ginger's life quickly down-spirals, and it's one pothole in the road after another. It doesn't help that the police officer, Nick, seems to be around at every turn, looking cute and intensely blue-eyed as ever. So what's with Greg and his no-show stunt? How will Ginger cope with everything now that life's been turned on its head? Read this book to find out!

Loose Screws is a step above your average girlie book. While still maintaining its feminine appeal, this novel doesn't make you feel more stupid for reading it. I really enjoyed the story, and the writing was many, many notches above high-school level. A fun, funny, crazy ride of a book. Karen Templeton did good.

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