More Pamela Morsi….here is the synopsis:

When well-to-do businesswoman Gussie Mudd turns thirty-one she decides it’s time to wed her reluctant beau Amos Dewey but he is still grieving his late wife. So Gussie enlists the help of her friend and business associate Rome Akers to make Amos jealous. When Gussie and Rome get to know each other they start to fall in love, though she won’t give up on her plan to marry Amos.

This book wasn’t as good as the other two Morsi books I’ve read. I did finish it, and did enjoy it, but I came away thinking it could have been better.

I think the main problem was that I didn’t feel like I got a good or thorough picture of the main characters, or get inside their heads. Also there were two sub-characters whose story I felt was more interesting and believeable.

There was a lot of page space dedicated to these two sub-characters and I thought that the book would have been better with these two as the main characters instead.

So, overall, not bad, but not great either.

Rating: 6.5/10