Pretty Girls

Radio show host Nora Scott, age 27, is an ugly duckling. Nora has a "face for radio," but at least her fans in Eugene, Oregon love her spunky personality. Of course, if someone says "spunky personality" to Nora one more time, she may punch them in the mouth. 

After a tough week at work, she cheers herself up with a booze-fueled one-night stand. The sex is better than expected, but now the guy wants to date her. He wants to take her to brunch. Brunch! In broad daylight!

He's got some serious competition, though, because there's a sexy rock star prowling around the radio station, and he's got his dark eyes on Nora. They have history. She loved him once, when she was fourteen, but that was before the accident.

Nora must figure out what she really wants, as well as how much she can forgive.

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When I started to read this book I felt kind of sorry for Nora. Nora was rather a mix of gosh I don't even know- she was self concenes of her appearance but yet seemed to have a confidences about her just the same. When she hooks up with bobby it becomes very clear that she pushes men away before they could push her away. There are lots of elements going on with the people around Nora and by the end of the book you aren't left wondering about any of them. It's not written out excatly how Nora lost her foot but you get the idea which then made me wonder why her parents blamed Eddie for the accident, I suppose they needed someone to blame and Eddie was older so the shoe fit. Nora's friend Tianne is pretty funny, she makes me want to be friends with her! There is hot steamy sex in this book- not a lot and nothing raunchy. Fabulous ending.

Quotes:

"What's this real friends bullshit? The only people who shouldn't mix are adults and toddlers, trust me."

"You know your way around curly hair."

CONTENT RATING

Romance: 2 out of 5

Kink: 3 out of 5 

Raunch: 4 out of 5

Overall Hotness:  4 out of 5