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High Anxiety
304 pages
The mind is a scary place to explore…
After nursing her hunky firefighter ex-husband Jay Rush back to health, Kate Holly is ready for a little fun, only to get stuck with an anger management group that turns dangerous when a gun-toting granny loses her temper. Kate’s hopes for some frisky business are further put on hold when a monster forest fire erupts several hours south of Atlanta, drawing firefighters by the droves, including Jay.
Kate’s professional life isn’t faring any better. Her patients seem to be getting kookier, her junk-dealing mother and aunt more outrageous, and her secretary is convinced her peculiar rash is something akin to leprosy! Kate is forced to hire oddball temp employee Abigail Davis who becomes fixated with her. If Kate thinks it strange when Abigail’s “makeover” leaves them looking frighteningly identical, she soon has to wonder just how far the troubled young woman will go to in order to win Kate’s affection.
1) WHAT LOOKS LIKE CRAZY
2) NUTCASE
3) HIGH ANXIETY
4) UNHINGED
Reviewer: Terri
Review: Dec 4, 2009
Genre(s): Romantic Suspense, Comedy / Humor
Kate Holly is a psychologist with a few issues of her own. She swore that she wouldn’t marry a fireman when her fireman father died in a fire when she was 10 years old. She did. She has a tendency to count to calm herself down. Not to 10 but things like the pencils on her desk. Kate is also impulsive and caring. That’s why she took care of her ex-husband, Jay, when he
Nutcase
The life of a psychologist is enough to drive anyone nuts.
Ever since she blew up her own office with nitroglycerin (she was sure the patient was bluffing---until the vial exploded), psychologist Kate Holly has been one step away from going off her rocker. It doesn't help that she's still in love with her firefighter ex-husband, a man whose only flaw is that he seeks out burning buildings and runs into them. They both want to patch things up, but Kate has been using sex to avoid talking, and he wants to know; is there something she is not telling him?
Well yes, there is. Kate is about to get evicted from her office, and her best option may be to share space with her hot tub-loving ex-boyfriend, Dr. Thad Glazer. With her oddball patients, her meddling mother, and her eccentric secretary thrown into the mix-not to mention a spate of suspicious fires- will Kate put her life back together before she ends up in a padded cell?
Reviewer: Angi
Review: Feb 5, 2009
Genre(s): Contemporary, Romantic Suspense, Comedy / Humor
I picked up this work by Ms. Hughes after having read the Full House series she co-authored with one of my all time favorite writers, Janet Evanovich, hoping that all the quirky humor wasn’t all Janet’s doing. I was thrilled to find it wasn’t.
Kate Holly is a psychologist and she’s not sure why she’s counseling others when her own life is a bit of a mess right now. She&r
What Looks Like Crazy
Kate is trained to deal with everyone's problems—except her own...
Psychologist Kate Holly's own life has become the stuff of intensive therapy. She's divorcing Jay, her gorgeous firefighter husband, who is perfect except for his tendency to put his life on the line. Her eccentric secretary lures in clients with promises of free manicures. Her junk-art-collecting mother and aunt have erected a vaguely sexual sculpture in her front yard. And, her psychiatrist ex-boyfriend refers patients to her in return for information on the color of her panties.
Struggling to keep her sanity gets harder every day, especially when Kate starts getting bombarded with mysterious threats that could be from just about any lunatic in Atlanta. She's treated them all. And the only person who can help Kate is the one man who always makes her lose her mind—and her heart...
Reviewer: Wendy
Review: Nov 12, 2008
Genre(s): Comedy / Humor, Mainstream / General
Kate is a psychologist trained with deal with everyone's problems - it's when her own start getting out of hand that she's the one needing therapy. She's divorcing her gorgeous firefighter husband Jay even though she still loves him but she can't live with the fear that one day he won't come home.
Her eccentric secretary Mona Epps, who is also super rich, keeps coming up with all these wacky sc
Full Tilt
Beaumont, South Carolina, has mint julips, ladies who lunch, good ole boy politics, and Jamie Swift. She's running her family newspaper, ready to marry the town's most eligible bachelor, and getting her future locked in. Then mysterious, high-tech wonder boy Max Holt comes to town. Sexy, wise-cracking Max has turned from computers to crime-stopping. Now' he's got a case in Beaumont and a reason to look up Jamie Swift. He finds her impossible. She calls him infuriating. They're a perfect couple...except for her fiance and the arrival of two hitmen. Sure enough, someone wants to kill Max. Someone else wants a town bigwig rubbed out. And suddenly Jamie's caught in the crossfire of her own emotions, Max's secrets, and the most irresistible desire...
Reviewer: Jennj
Review: Jun 21, 2007
If you're a fan of Ms. Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series like me then you will probably enjoy the Full series as well. Full Tilt is book two in the series and focuses on Jamie Swift who runs a small local newspaper in Beaumont, South Carolina.
On the other side of the axis is Maximillian Holt and his name pretty much says it all accept he's closer to a billionaire than a millionaire the plain fact is he's
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