Very funny, and an enjoyable bit of fluff. ( )

once again, a book that's not bad enough to put down and abandon, and actually has really great moments, but not necessarily a great read as yet...grrr. I'm due for a brilliant book already, normally I don't go this long and attempt so many books before I stumble into one I just can't put down. I'm still waiting, but until then, I'll keep going with the four that are average at best at this point.In the end, the book doesn't even measure up to average.Woman who is in upper management in some sex toy company is bet by her boss, the sexy man she finds to be annoying, overbearing, and of course irresistible, that she cannot find someone to call her nice, her losing would mean she loses her job...I should have just laid it aside when I was up to par on the plot, but I read on to find out her assistants story as well.Her assistant is (at least) the polar opposite of her boss, overly nice, doormat character who's in a relationship with a man who doesn't support her dreams, is a jerk much of the time, and should she stay with him or not, sums up her story.Predictable, painful dialogue. I'm still amazed I bothered to finish. Will I never learn? ( )

Much fun. About Kirby Green, a vice president of marketing, who ends up in a bet with her boss--if she can't get someone to call her "nice" in one month, she loses her job. And her assistant, Brianna, an aspiring opera singer, who's TOO nice. Either of their stories would be fun on its own, but together, it adds an extra oomph, with the contrast of Kirby trying to be nicer and Brianna trying to be less nice. Brianna's lists are hilarious, and OMG, I LOVED that she had to try to GAIN 35 pounds. Wonder if it's too late to decide to become an opera singer?? ( )