A Matter of Mountains and Molehills

People dream of fame. People don't dream of getting abandoned on a dinner date after being recognized. That brand of fame stinks. But Jodi doesn't need romance. She has her freelance video editing job, her one(1) friend, and her heating pad. As long as life doesn't get any more complicated (or expensive) she'd survive the next fifty years in the safety of her musty basement suite with the hole in the drywall. Safe to say, Jodi is not prepared for a gorgeous and enigmatic stranger to show up at her door, demanding the video files of her main client. She's even less prepared for the news that this client is lost in the Pacific Northwest wilderness, and those video files might be the key to finding him. People dream of fame. People don't dream of getting abandoned on a dinner date after being recognized. That brand of fame stinks. But Jodi doesn't need romance. She has her freelance video editing job, her one(1) friend, and her heating pad. As long as life doesn't get any more complicated (or expensive) she'd survive the next fifty years in the safety of her musty basement suite with the hole in the drywall. Safe to say, Jodi is not prepared for a gorgeous and enigmatic stranger to show up at her door, demanding the video files of her main client. She's even less prepared for the news that this client is lost in the Pacific Northwest wilderness, and those video files might be the key to finding him. Witty, thrilling, and well paced, Dovey delivered a book I couldn't put down, and I don't even like romances. The characters and their relationships were well developed, and the self-aware pokes at the genre made this a delight. Can't wait to see what Dovey's got in store for us next. People dream of fame. People don't dream of getting abandoned on a dinner date after being recognized. That brand of fame stinks. But Jodi doesn't need romance. She has her freelance video editing job, her one(1) friend, and her heating pad. As long as life doesn't get any more complicated (or expensive) she'd survive the next fifty years in the safety of her musty basement suite with the hole in the drywall. Safe to say, Jodi is not prepared for a gorgeous and enigmatic stranger to show up at her door, demanding the video files of her main client. She's even less prepared for the news that this client is lost in the Pacific Northwest wilderness, and those video files might be the key to finding him.