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Book Info
Released: November 19, 2019
Series: Man Hands #4
Published by Tuxbury Publishing LLC
Pages: 254
Format: eARC
“If you like books with a hysterical and yet adorable meet-cute, you’ll want to look no further.”
~ Under the Covers
Every time I pick up a book by this author duo I know I’m in for a lot of laughs. MAN CUFFED was no different. If you like books with a hysterical and yet adorable meet-cute, you’ll want to look no further. What’s not to love with the heroine confusing the hero with a male stripper instead of a real cop and encouraging him to do his job and start getting naked!
Mac and Meg were instantly likeable characters. She’s got a big personality and is an aspiring actress. He’s a little more reserved and likes rule and order. And then she comes crashing into his life, almost literally. These two are neighbors and feel it would be better off to stay friends. I really appreciated that they took that time to get to know each other without letting a physical aspect get in the way.
The chemistry was there. The humor was certainly there. I would say this is on par with the first book, MAN HANDS, as far as slightly over the top humor. But I, for one, really enjoyed it.
Overall, I couldn’t rate this higher because I was waiting for something more to happen. If you are in the market for a low-angst, super funny, romantic comedy this may just be for you.
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About Sarina Bowen
Sarina Bowen writes steamy, angsty contemporary romance from Vermont's Green Mountains. (Her ancestors began logging and farming Vermont during the 18th century. These were rugged, outdoor types without benefit of a laptop or a good latte. It boggles the mind.)
Sarina enjoys skiing, skating and good food. She lives in Windsor County, Vermont, with her family, eight chickens and too much ski gear and hockey equipment.
About Tanya Eby
Tanya is a starving artist without the starving part. Maybe, then, she's a snacking artist. She lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan with her two kids and tiki-obssessed husband and writes quirky fiction.
After writing a gripping, dark, gothic novel IN THE GARDEN ROOM, Tanya decided to switch it up. She's hard at work on a romcom, which doesn't feel like work at all.
She likes to keep things interesting.
She is also an award-winning narrator and audiobook publisher. She has been lucky to narrate some of the best books around...600 and counting! Many of the books she narrates are NY Times bestsellers.
She loves the challenge of narrating and truly adores words. Reading other writers' work encourages her to keep working on her own.
Please visit Tanya at http://www.tanyaeby.com
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Thanks for the review. I could definitely use something humorous.
Thanks for the review Francesca
Thanks for the review, I need to catch up on this series.