REVIEW: Screwdrivered by Alice Clayton
round of the bestselling Cocktail series will enjoy a madcap romantic
comedy about bodice ripping and chest heaving, fiery passion and love
everlasting. Plus a dash of paperwork filing and horseshi—wait, what?
By
day, Viv Franklin designs software programs. By night, Vivian’s a
secret romance-novel junkie who longs for a knight in shining armor, or a
cowboy on a wild stallion, or a strapping firefighter to sweep her off
her feet. And she gets to wear the bodice—don’t forget the bodice.
When
a phone call brings news that she’s inherited a beautiful old home in
Mendocino, California from a long-forgotten aunt, she moves her entire
life across the country to embark on what she sees as a great,
romance-novel-worthy adventure. But romance novels always have a twist,
don’t they?
There’s a cowboy, one that ignites her loins. Because
Cowboy Hank is totally loin-ignition worthy. But there’s also a
librarian, Clark Barrow. And he calls her Vivian. Can tweed jackets and
elbow patches compete with chaps and spurs? You bet your sweet cow pie.
In Screwdrivered, Alice Clayton pits Superman against Clark in a hilarious and hot battle that delights a swooning Viv/Vivian.
Also within this book, an answer to the question of the ages: Why ride a cowboy when you can ride a librarian?
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