Alexandra Koslow

Have to admit that I liked this book. It did drag in a couple of places but most of all a nice read overall. It turns out to be a love story/chick lit book in the end. It also got to where you could see that everything was going to turn out well in the end but it came up as to how the author was going to pull it all together. Jane, the lead character, likes her leisure time and the book makes fun references to 1980's TV as well as cinema, aka Dynasty, Falcon Crest as well as Working Girl. As another reviewer put it a nice piece of fluff.… (meer)

Jane Cooper likes her leisure, but also likes material comforts and this means she needs to work. Ideally, in a job that allows her as much leisure as possible. In a new position as "relationship manager" for an investment firm, she tries to make it work in the face of corporate politics, a cute boss, and a meddling receptionist. I loved Jane's humor and irreverence, but her attitude (as well as what seemed like a - ick! - drinking problem) would make her a less-than-ideal employee in real life. Fun read, though.… (meer)