Review: I love this story, on one side it's cheesy and cliché, like something from of an category romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 6, 2013
Written by Tash MOriginally posted on confessionsfromromaholics dot comARC provided kindly by Random House Australia for reviewing purposesJust Breathe  is the author's first book under the penname Jeanette Paul. Aussie readers may be more familiar with her other name, crime writer Jaye Ford. I haven't had an opportunity to read any of her books under Ford, but when I have some free time (namely, low review pile!) I am going to try and find her books.I wasn't sure what I was going to find with this book about a modern day hippie named Dee and a rich guy, Ethan Roxburgh, who happen to meet one another at a party. Ethan is intrigued by her; Dee is not the typical kind of girl attending these parties and she's not a Roxburgh girl, the name given to every girl that's seen with him. Instead, she's a woman who is struggling with her life and the only one constant in it is her yoga which she teaches. The only reason she is at the party is because she was invited by a client who happens to be Ethan's sister, Lucy. Ethan and Dee talk and Dee makes her escape, thinking that will be the end of him but it isn't as Lucy has an idea and she's dragging Dee in on it.Lucy runs a marketing agency and her brother Ethan is in charge of the family holdings. They want a model for an ad for their health insurance company and Lucy thinks Dee is perfect since she got an earthly look and is good at yoga. However, Dee is against it; she never plans ahead and she's happy living as she does ... until two things happen.