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Smitten (Large Print)
Smitten - Large Print
Author: Janet Evanovich
Single mom Lizabeth Kane wasn't exactly construction-worker material, but she truly wanted a job -- and Matt Hallahan found her radiant smile utterly irresistible! When the virile hunk with the perfectly tanned chest agreed to hire her as a laborer, Lizabeth felt her heart -- and her libido -- send up a cheer. Since her divorce from a snobby...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780061119941
ISBN-10: 0061119946
Publication Date: 8/1/2006
Pages: 416
Edition: Largeprint
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4 stars, based on 31 ratings
Publisher: HarperLargePrint
Book Type: Paperback
Large Print: Yes
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Lighthearted romp. Enjoyable as most Evonovich books are. Quick and easy read for a fun little trip.
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jjares avatar reviewed Smitten (Large Print) on + 3413 more book reviews
Lizabeth Kane needs a job; she's divorced with 2 children. Lacking job skills (but having a history degree), Lizabeth decides to apply for a construction job. The hours are right (they get off work before 4 pm), and she could walk to work since the construction site is close to her home.

Matt Hallahan is ½ owner of the construction company and instantly attracted to the small woman asking for a job. He doesn't know what she can do but he can't let her leave.

Taking Lizabeth home at the end of the day, he meets her two boys and Aunt Elsie. As he gets to know the family, he starts thinking about marriage. The only problem is that Lizabeth has been an unhappy wife and wants to learn to be independent. She also doubts the maturity of a man with a Harley and a tattoo.

To further complicate things, there's a flasher who makes nightly visits to Lizabeth's home. All of this silliness makes for a typical Evanovich book. It is a quick book that isn't troubled with too much plot -- but offers some chuckles. This is one of the mindless, funny books Evanovich wrote early in her career.
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There isn't a Janet i have read that I didn't like,


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