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Seeing Spots (2000)

by Ellen Fisher(Favorite Author)

3.38 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: This was a fun short read that had me laughing and smiling at times. Dare Greene and Katherine Parrish were polar opposites back in high school and now the same is true of them as working adults. The trouble is that the heart does not worry about scholastic scores or sports interests. Dare runs a lawn care business and finally decides to try his luck with Kathy by having her design his company web page. He, the guy who as no trouble with women, finds himself awkward and almost silent when near her in person because he thinks that she is too smart and classy for him. Kathy sees this gorgeous man who has hired her and thinks that she would never stand a chance attracting him with her glasses and her geekiness. Except-Kathy is wearing a leopard-spotted t-shirt that Dare... more cannot take his eyes off of. She figures its worth a chance so she purchases leopard spotted lingerie for their next meeting and accidentally gives him a view down her blouse. Oh yes, she got his attention alright. No words necessary now! Dare likes the spots and they both give in to their attraction.Soon its not just about spots and sex- Dare wants more, but can a guy like him keep Kathy interested?I will avoid the spoilers for the answer to that and the fun plot twist near the end.The story is a fast and simple short story that should not be taken too seriously. Just sit back and have some fun reading it.
review 2: This novella was really cute. Ellen Fisher seems to be more adept at writing in the short form than other authors I've read recently. Instead of trying to do too much in too little space and ending up with a story that felt squashed, she crafted a simple, funny plot that fit comfortably in less than 100 pages. It was an entertaining way to spend an hour, and I liked the paranormal twist at the end. less

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