Madison Worth may be your average over-the-hill, overpaid top model, but she is not a diva. The cake throwing incident at the New York Fall Fashion Show? Completely justified. It wasn't her fault Kate Moss' face got in the way. But the fallout has her deep in social Siberia - literally - on a dairy farm in Podunk, Massachusetts. Why? To get a job of course! As spokesmodel for the Cheese Pleese Company. (Talk about eating humble pie.) And her new boss, Jack Pleeseman, leaves a lot - six-foot two inches worth - to be desired...Rugged and tanned in a deliciously hard-earned way, not to mention runway gorgeous, Jack Pleeseman wants to overhaul his 160-year-old family business. After some lengthy research in the pages of the "Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue", he's found the ideal candidate for a spokesmodel. But after running his eyes up her 20-story legs, what he finds is a beautiful, tall, spoiled rich girl in a need of a major attitude adjustment. A farm could be just the charm school to set her straight. Trouble is, the cocks are crowing, the cows are mooing, and sexy Jack can't help from wooing...
Pretty Bad (Zebra Contemporary Romance)
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Recipes were distracting
4 Nov 2008
By Lauren Calder
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
To the point of irritating, forcing the reader to refocus making it a very difficult read. ~Affaire de Coeur
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4.0 out of 5 stars
"Cheesy" romance sure to please
23 May 2007
By Tracy Vest
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Supermodel and hotel heiress Madison Worth has been ostracized when she pelts a fellow model with a cake. Soon the only gig in town is as a spokesperson for an upstate dairy farm helmed by Jack Pleeseman. Jack inherited his mother's half of the dairy farm and has a vision for the future by getting into the gourmet cheese market. He banks on Madison's sex appeal to sell his cheese in an ad campaign. What he doesn't count on is the diva that shows up on his doorstep, spiky heels and all. Fighting their attraction, the two work on the campaign. But Jack's deepening interest and Madison's fears of abandonment might be the death of the relationship until a cherubic little girl enters the scene.
Jump's final "romance with recipes" (say it ain't so - we want more) is such a joy to read that she manages to go out with a big bang. Loaded with mouth watering cheesy recipes (and hysterical preparation instructions), this one is guaranteed to pack on the pounds as well as the smiles. "Pretty Bad" is pretty darned good! Other books in the series (which serve dual functions as cook books) include "The Bride Wore Chocolate" (dessert), "The Devil Served Tortellini" (pasta), "The Angel Craved Lobster" (seafood), and "The Bachelor Preferred Pastry" (muffins and pastries).
Jump's final "romance with recipes" (say it ain't so - we want more) is such a joy to read that she manages to go out with a big bang. Loaded with mouth watering cheesy recipes (and hysterical preparation instructions), this one is guaranteed to pack on the pounds as well as the smiles. "Pretty Bad" is pretty darned good! Other books in the series (which serve dual functions as cook books) include "The Bride Wore Chocolate" (dessert), "The Devil Served Tortellini" (pasta), "The Angel Craved Lobster" (seafood), and "The Bachelor Preferred Pastry" (muffins and pastries).
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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Too much foam, not enough substance
1 May 2007
By J. Fly
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
I wanted to like this book, with its delightful recipes and cute characters. But, in the end, it's a bit like whip cream: it's okay, nice, but it's not a meal. The characters were nice, but I ultimately didn't care much about them. It had the happy ending, but it felt a little too pat. She resolved the conflicts too simply, especially the emotional conflicts, in a rushed effort to get to that happy ending. I was left with a 'blah' feeling regarding the entire endeavor. Sorry, Ms. Jump. If I want a recipe, I'll come your way; if I want a romance novel, I'm heading elsewhere. 3 stars for an okay effort and recipes.
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