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Absolutely, Positively | Jayne Ann Krentz

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Molly Abberwick, trustee of her late father's foundation, is furious with her new consultant, scientist-philosopher Dr. Harry Stratton Trevelyan. Harry is brilliant, sexy, and absolutely impossible -- and his outrageous suggestion of a scientifically inspired affair with her is positively the last straw....Besides, Molly's got a much more serious problem; she's become the target of a stalker whose sinister pranks are swiftly escalating into violence. Only Harry, of all people, seems to comprehend the true nature of the threats against his alluring boss. As a dangerous predator closes in on Molly, the enigmatic Dr. Harry seizes the day to reveal himself in a totally unexpected light....

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Absolutely, Positively | Jayne Ann Krentz

so-so

Book 35 of the year, finished May 2, audio

I wanted something fluffy and this fit the bill.

Typical romance novel: ill matched couple meet and instantly get over their differences and fall in love. A bit of psychic overtones but I think a lot of that sub-plot was lost in the abridgement.

Enjoyable, but I doubt I will read it again.

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