Review: Quite Quotable
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
Genna is soully focused on making her business successful and growing it.  The big problem is that her building keeps having to be repaired.  Genna must file reports with her insurance company but when Rick Johnson investigates the numerous claims he begins to wonder about the store and its owner.  When Rick meets the unusual Genna he is taken aback.  She is skinny, wild haired and using quotes in every day conversation as though most people understand her.  The more Rick investigates Genna and her business the more he wants to be around her.  He finds himself drawn toward Genna, but Genna is fighting the attraction.  While Genna is fighting off Rick she also has an overly zealous patron and ex-boyfriend dogging her heels.  With Genna’s now expanding line of admirers, her businesses needs and the possibility someone is sabotaging her she doesn’t know which way to turn but she’s starting to think that no amount of quotes can hide her from the love that is looking for her.I really liked this book.  It was a fun read with a quirky twist.  Genna and Rick were fun.  I enjoyed seeing their characters change.  Though I could see how Genna’s quotes could get tiresome but Rick eventually finds a way to at least halt them temporarily.  The bit of suspense/mystery was a nice additive even if it was quite predictable.  I think the use of the mystery was used more of a means to an end with Genna and Rick being forced into more situations together.  It isn’t just Genna and Rick in this story though.  Their best friends who also make a love connection are a great part of this quirky story.  Overall, I think it’s a great story and you will definitely love this odd couple love story.***This was given to me by the author for an unbiased review***