| Title | : | Gotta Get Next To You (Louisiana Love Series: City Girls, #1) |
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| ISBN | : | 0983930961 |
| ISBN-10 | : | 9780983930969 |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 377 |
| Publication | : | First published May 1, 2001 |
Andrea Noble leaves Detroit and her big city blues behind when she returns to little Bayou Blue, Louisiana. At least that's what she thinks. When she takes over a small health clinic Andrea begins to uncover foul play, missing drugs and medical equipment. She's determined to unravel the mystery, find out who is responsible, and save the clinic.
Lee Matthews is hired to find out just what's going on at the clinic. He's a sharp private investigator who has to consider everyone suspect. Lee just hopes that Andrea is the woman he thinks she is. Though he fights it, Lee finally gives in to the force of a once in a lifetime romance.
Lee and Andrea fight each other, then fight as a team to save a young man's life, the clinic and most of all the love they've finally found in each other's arms.
Gotta Get Next To You (Louisiana Love Series: City Girls, #1) Reviews
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Andrea Noble returns to her hometown of Bayou Blue, Louisiana to take over as the medical director of a clinic after going through a divorce in Chicago. She swears off men, especially those potential player types, so when sexy Jamal Turner starts working at the clinic to help clean up some loose ends, Andrea does her best to avoid Jamal. What she doesn't know is he's more than just a hot computer tech.
I don't read a lot of romance these days. Back when I was younger, I went through my stage with romance books, but as I got older I noticed most of it was the same recycled stories over and over again. Very cliched -- for the most part. However, for some reason, I enjoyed this book thoroughly. I won't say that it was different from a lot of the romances I have read, but I will say that material was presented in an interesting way.
Who can't love a meddlesome grandmother, a love affair that never should have happened, and a Louisiana bayou backdrop? Not me. That's for sure.
