Review: Mustang Sassy
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2014
I really enjoyed this book.  From the title, I originally thought that this was a cowboy story.  Actually it is about a custom car business, and Sassy is the one who repairs cars.  Jordan, the other half of the couple, is actually an artist and designer, who is a son in the family of Carlyles custom cars, who wants to buy Hogans custom cars.  In the beginning, Sassy winds up destroying a custom car by accident, that Jordan is driving, that has to go back to his family's business for auction.  Not knowing what happened, Jordan takes the car to Hogans custom cars to be repaired.  They get to know each other, and love ensues.  In the meantime, Sassy's father, who has been a widower for some time, decides to sell the business and remarry.  This does not go over well with Sassy.  She does not bill Jordan for fixing the car, but he doesn't know why.  Jordan comes to town to spy for his family on Hogan's.  After Sassy finds that out, she doesn't want to see him again.  Jordan asks Sassy's dad for a second chance with her, so he gives him an unpaid job to help out at the shop.  The connect at an old age home, where he teaches art, and Sassy is there to help out the residents.  The reconnect, and stay in town, and live happily ever after.  A fun read.